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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
I still don't really get it, but would like to hear more. Just to get it out of the way, there's obvious bad aspects. Re: press coverage, everything in AI is bound to be frustrating this way. The MCP ecosystem is currently stil
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
> Another thing to notice: we didn’t need MCP at all. That’s because MCP isn’t a fundamental enabling technology. The amount of coverage it gets is frustrating. It’s barely a technology at all. MCP is just a plugin interface for Claude C
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Yes. A useful analogy is to imagine being an adult in a world populated only by children. Aside from the social alienation of it being hard to relate to others, there would be practical matters. The entertainment would all be tedious and
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Good game and a hard question, especially if you make "comparable" more explicit. I'd add "noncommercial, open-access", and "modern" in the sense that it happened under the current norms with respect to l
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
I'm always surprised more people don't know about Quanta. Seems like it's currently the best science journalism out there, and IMO a very strong candidate for the single best place on the internet that's not crowd-sourc
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Generating and displaying diagrams in mermaid, svg, or css has become one of my go-to tests for reasoning. This seems fair because while SVG is admittedly syntactically difficult and maybe not emphasized in training, CSS is certainly a pop
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
> everyone picks on radiology as the 'obvious' field that will get automated. Nah, pre-LLM, I think the obvious fields to pick on were lawyers, middle-management, and "email jobs" generally. That was a big miscalcu
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Obviously wrong. The typical user-hostile thing isn't this dumb, you'd see a teaser that's probably vaguely sexual and get some "sign up for the full experience" prodding. Literally any 2-person startup that'
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Since we're doing PSAs, isn't it also now just a completely broken platform on mobile for everyone who isn't logged in? > Something went wrong, but don't fret - let's give it another shot. This is all I've s
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
Doing zero upfront research or planning and then bragging about it in public like this is pretty suspect, but I guess more to the point, glorifying "the pivot" like this is out of style anyway. You're now supposed to insist
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
> Coverage on rez is not great you see Tangent but this is a pretty interesting topic. I've heard people speculate that local politics deliberately prevents such infrastructure, waiting for some kind of kickbacks to make it worth t
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
> the idea that nothing matters has gained significant purchase An example of an increasingly popular trend that conflates what I'd call "value nihilism" with "action/effort nihilism". There's a huge d
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
This is going to sound harsh, but the problem with hatch is that it's pypa. And look at all the people that equate python-the-language with problems in pypa-managed solutions already. Pypa does not make good stuff or make good decisi
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by robot-wrangler 1y ago
> If you have sons you'll know there is a certain aesthetic young boy love and these books deliver it. Reminded me immediately of Montehomo, the Hawks Claw, chief of the ever-victorious. > At night, when the boys had gone to bed,