smcleod

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by smcleod 10mo ago
One agent, a few sub-agents, 1 MCP server, no "ACP" (never seen that used), no hooks, one workflow that I usually follow.
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by smcleod 10mo ago
I don't remember saying I worked with nextjs, shadcn, clerk (I don't even know what that one is), vercel or even JS/TS so I'm not sure how you can be right but I should know better than to feed the trolls.
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by smcleod 10mo ago
https://github.com/sammcj/mcp-devtools
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by smcleod 10mo ago
https://github.com/sammcj/mcp-devtools
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by smcleod 10mo ago
Spot on.
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by smcleod 10mo ago
I suspect you do not know how to use AI for writing code. No offence intended - it is a journey for everyone. You have to be setup with the right agentic coding tool, agent rules, agent tools (MCP servers), dynamic context acquisition and w
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by smcleod 10mo ago
Probably about 95% of mine now. Much better than I could for the most part.
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by smcleod 10mo ago
A few people I know that have bought Samsung folding phones have all had their screens break, I get the desire to have a larger display on a mobile device but they don't seem very reliable.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
That'd be true but it doesn't even look good!
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by smcleod 11mo ago
This has been a serious problem since macOS Tahoe. Whoever signed off on the UI for Tahoe needs a serious schooling in UI/UX design principles - it's incredibly hostile to users. Not only does it make it impossible to distinguish
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by smcleod 11mo ago
So "just" $32 billion USD?
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by smcleod 11mo ago
I hope they invest some time in macOS, gosh it's become a right mess over the last 3-5 major releases - Tahoe is the worst of the bunch.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
It's quite worrying that I have several times in the last few months had to really drive home why people should probably not be building bespoke agentic systems just to essentially act as a half baked version of an agentic coding tool
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by smcleod 11mo ago
That is so incredibly useful, hardware vendors do such a bad job of properly advertising how many GPUs will actually work and with what combination of m.2 slots in use.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
Not worth the technical debt and architecture of the codebase. To be honest I'd sooner completely rewrite it in Golang/Rust or otherwise.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
I've deployed LiteLLM proxy in a number of locations and we're looking to swap it out (probably to Bifrost), we've seen many bugs with it that never should have made it to a release. Most stem from poor code quality or what I
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by smcleod 11mo ago
Interested to see how this stacks up against Bifrost (fast but many features paywalled) and LiteLLM Proxy (featureful but garbage code quality). Especially if it gets a web admin / reporting frontend and high availability.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
I've got to admit occasionally I think they are high beams and end up flicking my lights at them, maybe if enough people do that they might think something is wrong.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
This is a really big problem in Australia as well. I know many people (myself included) that find it far more dangerous driving at night due to being blinded by bright headlights than they were 10-15 years ago. I thought it was a problem wi
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by smcleod 11mo ago
Another VSCode fork! This is getting ridiculous.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
That's a pretty big opinion made as a statement there. I use LLMs for many incredibly useful things daily, an example in the browser is summarisation and outlining.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
Very neat! By chance have you open sourced the code and model anywhere? I'd be really keen to have a play with this.
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by smcleod 11mo ago
Across the clients I've worked with over the years it's often bureaucratic disempowerment that drives good engineers away. When they cannot affect change or encumbered with toil - be that from painful change management processes,
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by smcleod 1y ago
It's when you first start the app it asks you to login using GitHub before you see anything else.
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by smcleod 1y ago
Why does it require signing and granting you full access to act as me on Github to use? cmux-agent requires access to your Github account: Verify your GitHub identity Know what resources you can access Act on your behalf V
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by smcleod 1y ago
They're completely different things. MCP is a standardised lightweight integration interface and skills are dynamic rules.
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by smcleod 1y ago
Seems like a waste of money / development effort. Does anyone really want yet another electron chrome wrapper? OS's already come with mail clients.
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by smcleod 1y ago
That's really nice and clean. Thank you for making it available for everyone. Have you considered having the ability to save presets of your favourite mixes?
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by smcleod 1y ago
I created some agent rules for help influence natural writing styles: https://github.com/sammcj/agentic-coding/blob/main/Cline/Rul...
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by smcleod 1y ago
It's not really bitcoin but the huge alt coin market much of which dropped 60%+ in just two hours.

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