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by ritzaco 1y ago
I guess this is the 'meat' of the article. Interesting that they regard reddit as a 'niche' quirky corner of the internet. To me they are well over the peak of their enshittification journey with mainly bots and overzeal
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by ritzaco 1y ago
This seems to be mainly aimed at existing PlanetScale customers. > To create a Postgres database, sign up or log in to your PlanetScale account, create a new database, and select Postgres. It does mention the sign up option but doesn&#x2
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by ritzaco 1y ago
Maybe just me, but for anyone else who was confused - Polars (Pola.rs) - the DataFrames library that now has a cloud version - Polar (Polar.sh) - Payments and MoR service built on top of Stripe
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by ritzaco 1y ago
I was gonna say it's definitely not there on mine but I just checked and it is. Amazing how good my mental adblocker is for things I've been looking at every day for 2 years.
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Automated Browser Testing with Claude Code Agents and Browserbase(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 1y ago
Ok this[0] sounds very, uh bold to me? Surely this is going to break a ton of workflows etc seemingly with nearly no notice? I'm assuming 'launches' equates with 'fully rolls out' or something but it's not that
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by ritzaco 1y ago
Not sure why you're downvoted - this was exactly my thought reading it. I spend a significant portion of my time reading human-generated and AI-generated long-form writing and I can very easily see the AI stuff. But maybe it doesn&#x27
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Show HN: MicroMonitor – Lightweight Server Monitoring Built by AI in 24 Hours(github.com)
4 points by ritzaco 1y ago|1 comments
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Building an MCP Server with FastAPI and FastMCP(speakeasy.com)
1 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 1y ago
I thought this would be about which is more useful in specific scenarios. I'm always surprised that when it comes to "how useful are LLMs" the answers are often vibe-based like "I asked it this and it got it right".
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by ritzaco 1y ago
This seems like a really bad idea. Agents need to adapt to get good at using tools designed for humans (we have a lot), or use tools specifically designed for agents (soon we will have lots). But to make your tool behave differently just ca
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by ritzaco 1y ago
> The fundraise also saw participation from AI chip giant Nvidia This is really obvious 'round-tripping' no? Nvidia invests in startups that are going to spend a majority of their funds on GPUs, Nvidia's revenue goes up, N
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MCP for Skeptics(speakeasy.com)
2 points by ritzaco 1y ago|1 comments
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MCP for Skeptics(speakeasy.com)
2 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 1y ago
There's a pretty difficult line between making it easy to install "random software from friendly relative" and "random software from a not-so-friendly person who wants to steal your bank info", so I think I'm O
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What we learned from building production MCP servers(speakeasy.com)
1 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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Model Context Protocol (MCP) Hub(speakeasy.com)
3 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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MCP: An in-depth introduction(speakeasy.com)
210 points by ritzaco 1y ago|93 comments
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Don't Confuse Price and Value(emeaentrepreneurs.com)
1 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 1y ago
A lot of this is good and overlaps quite a bit with our one [0], but a lot of it seems to be too fluffy and go against its own rules. > At the intersection of AI, code, and marketing expertise, we create solutions that were impossible ye
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by ritzaco 1y ago
I had exactly the same confusion, also having heard of Aleph before. Then I googled to check and saw that "Aleph Alpha had pivoted away from training their own LLMs", so I figured it _was_ the same only to figure out that it isn&#
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JavaScript Temporal – is it here?(bryntum.com)
2 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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Optimizing your OpenAPI document for MCP servers(speakeasy.com)
2 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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My Falsifiable Forecasts for the Next Two Years(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 1y ago|0 comments
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Building a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for Discord(speakeasy.com)
4 points by ritzaco 2y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript Temporal – is it here?(bryntum.com)
1 points by ritzaco 2y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 2y ago
Can someone layman explain why the water is 'consumed' if it's used for cooling? Why can't it take the heat, be piped somewhere else to cool down again, and then be used again?
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An dashboard app with Lovable and Bryntum Gantt(bryntum.com)
1 points by ritzaco 2y ago|0 comments
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Enforcing API Consistency(speakeasy.com)
1 points by ritzaco 2y ago|0 comments
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Creating an admin dashboard app with Lovable and Bryntum Gantt(bryntum.com)
3 points by ritzaco 2y ago|0 comments

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