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by thecopy 1y ago
I worked on adding a web-vscode editor in my project (MCP gateway https://mcp-boss.com ). Initially i also spun up a container to provide terminal access, package installation etc. It turned out to be very resource intensive, and
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by thecopy 1y ago
The future of fascism hasnt looked this bright since the 1930
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by thecopy 1y ago
>Unless it's essential to the site functionality, in which case you don't need the banner at all. No, this is conflating "GDPR consent" and the ePrivacy Directive. According to ePD the banner must always be shown if
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by thecopy 1y ago
The two best days of a NextJs developer life if the day he starts his project and the day he migrates it to React Router.
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Ask HN: GitHub Copilot down?
58 points by thecopy 1y ago|20 comments
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by thecopy 1y ago
Totally, its also the realisation have gotten too. Im working now to expand the offering to be able to run agents/sub-agents with Agent2Agent which all get access to the MCP:s. Although i believe too for development teams it might be v
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by thecopy 1y ago
Hey, im building https://mcp-boss.com (MCP Gateway SaaS) and im looking for ways to improve the offering, and im interested in what you mean with "inject specific behavior on a per MCP basis"?
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by thecopy 1y ago
Many Gateways popping up now, im also doing my own gateway ( https://mcp-boss.com/ ) but im starting to worry its hard to compete with Docker, Microsoft, now IBM...
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by thecopy 1y ago
This is cool! Do you have any plans on releasing it as an MCP server? Would love to add this to my mcp gateway service https://mcp-boss.com/ (shameless plug)
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by thecopy 1y ago
In a first-past-the-post electoral system (UK, USA), it always degenerates into 2 parties, which over time becomes entrenched and diverge from popular opinion. A proportionally representative system in IMO better from this perspective.
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by thecopy 1y ago
NotJustBikes has an interesting video on this topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2dHFC31VtQ
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by thecopy 1y ago
Huh? Mao's goals were concentration of power and elimination of policial rivals.
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by thecopy 2y ago
Fascist and commuist regimes often purge the highly educated first.
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by thecopy 2y ago
>To go back to Chevron, you have to look beyond the US and understand that for anyone else anywhere else in the world, the idea of the courts deferring in their interpretation of the law to executive agencies is just ridiculous My interp
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by thecopy 2y ago
This will most probably be good for the consumer.
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by thecopy 2y ago
>elements will remain in the republican party but not intact But everyone in a position in power and/or leadership is presumably MAGA now? Who will they promote within the party?
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by thecopy 2y ago
>there is no reason to believe that 1. GOP has been MAGA for 10 years. 2. The electorate elected him again, even after being a felon, even after 6th Jan. What is the reason to assume it _will_ change?
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by thecopy 2y ago
Trump will go away at some point (hopefully he does not seek a 3rd term). However, i am concerned about the fact that the GOP has been mired in the MAGA culture for a decade now, and what that does to the people seeking membership and the p
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by thecopy 2y ago
As horrible as the 41’000 that die year from cars in the US? Even after billions and billions are spent on their infrastructure? How safe would cities with micro mobility be if we spent the same on them?
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by thecopy 2y ago
>If the point of DOGE is really to tackle the deficit It is obvious it is not. The purpose of a system is what it does.
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by thecopy 2y ago
Luckily Elon said he would step away if he thought there would be conflicts of interests - nothing to see here.
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by thecopy 2y ago
Didnt musk dox the daughter of a judge who ruled against him?
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by thecopy 2y ago
Agreed
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by thecopy 2y ago
>Why should European states assume the US has an obligation to always support Europe? Well, it agreed to: >In 1994, Ukraine agreed to transfer these weapons to Russia and became a party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclea
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by thecopy 2y ago
>Do you seriously think we can win the inevitable war with China? I believe showing Russia, China, and the world, that USA stands behinds it commitments and allies, defends the rule based world order and is true leader of the democratic
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by thecopy 2y ago
>There's no reason Germany (and in reality it's only Germany that's the laggard) can't rebuild their conventional fighting capacities to help load balance again. They could, yes. But would they need to if Russia is we
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by thecopy 2y ago
The ROI to USA that it has been the dominant military power for the last decades, combined with the cooling effect of NATO across the globe – i think you can imagine the instability and increase risk of nuclear war without NATO (Japan, Sout
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by thecopy 2y ago
This seems very expensive. Compared to PV, according to ChatGPT: * Low-end estimate ($800 per kW): 30,000,000 kW × $800 = $24 billion. * High-end estimate ($1,500 per kW): 30,000,000 kW × $1,500 = $45 billion. In 2047, when it should be com
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by thecopy 2y ago
Are we optimizing for nice and clean database table constraints over paying out welfare to people who need it?
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by thecopy 2y ago
>now believed to mostly be an artifact of undetected pensions fraud Im genuinely curious about this, would you mind sharing references?

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