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turlockmike
8mo ago
The role of an engineer is to produce software that probably works. If you are producing more bugs it's because you're skipping provability. AI is also really good at writing tests and doing test-driven development You can get 100
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Show HN: Murl – Curl for MCP Servers
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
I built a tool specifically for dealing with remote mcp servers via the cli. No config files needed. FUSE (and Bash) is all we need. This way we can still get benefits of discoverability of mcp endpoints, but can use cli tools and bash to d
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10mo ago
When producing code is cheap, you can spend more time on verification testing. Force the LLM to follow a workflow, have it do TDD, use task lists, have it write implementation plans. LLMs are great coders, but subpar developers, help them b
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11mo ago
I believe in a very practical definition of AGI. AGI is a system capable of RSI. Why? Because it mimics humans. We have some behaviours that are given to us from birth, but the real power of humans is our ability to learn and improve oursel
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1y ago
MCP is just JSON rpc with one useful command (list-tools). Turns out that's probably all we ever needed.
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4y ago
I definitely exaggerated, but a great example of the opposite case is CERN. Physicists knew the limits of what could and couldn't be tested with it, but they hyped it up to convince governments to spend money anyway. The JWST is a much
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4y ago
This boils down to a fundamental question. Why do we spend any time doing science to begin with? Historically scientists were drawn to the field in order to improve human understanding of our reality. These individuals often died quite poor
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Ask HN: What Integration testing framework do you use?
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12y ago
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