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bhagyeshsp
13d ago
I'm using in production for one of my physical products. The product is a set of 50 printed cards for facilitation. The MCP server can be used by the facilitator to plan their workshop. The reason behind providing MCP is simple: my end
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Art as a positive force
(sisyphusnotes.substack.com)
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27d ago
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bhagyeshsp
2mo ago
In case it is not clear, try the demo at https://app.feedhammer.com/demo
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Show HN: I scratched my own itch by solving a niche Basecamp problem
(feedhammer.com)
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2mo ago
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4mo ago
I guess I had read this article 12-13 years back. I think it was this same article. One of the things I vaguely remember was reading somewhere that working on this LED manufacturing severely damages the workers' eyes. I don't know
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bhagyeshsp
4mo ago
Looks like I mistook an ideologue zealot for a rational being. Bbbye
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4mo ago
This is interesting. I want to understand how much of a latency does Omega Walls introduce to the workflow? Or is it recommended for long-running workflows where a couple of additional seconds of latency is fine? I've built a simple AI
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4mo ago
Let us take your previous comment as the basis > Birth rates would also improve when boys and men are educated. There is no evidence of this being true. This is certainly a narrative peddled by many ideologues. > Both genders need e
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4mo ago
This is almost the opposite of what happens. The more educated/developed a nation, the lesser their birth rate is going to be. I understand the "shoulds" but that's not what the data suggests. In essence, we can't h
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4mo ago
"YOU'RE A SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER!!!"
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4mo ago
> The thing that really helps me is thinking back to when I’ve worked at larger organizations where I’ve been an engineering manager. Other teams are building software that my team depends on. > If another team hands over something an
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4mo ago
This is quite interesting. I'm going to try it. If I understand correctly, my agent just needs to run `curl curl.md/targetsite.com` and it will receive the webpage in an optimized Markdown file format. Is there any specific depth
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Why people hide AI usage at work?
(bhagyeshpathak.com)
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5mo ago
Though it looks like it is made for kids, adults can learn a lott from these. Superb resource. Thanks
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5mo ago
Okay, after re-reading the thread, looks like, this question was not in bad faith. While commenting, I was reading from bottom-to-top and so made an opinion about you based on your bottom thread comments (which still stands correct), but fo
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5mo ago
Dude, pls stop. You're making me laugh. Seriously. This is my last response to you. Expended your credits.
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5mo ago
Thanks for the heads-up. Appreciate that.
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5mo ago
My native language is Gujarati. Done my schooling and college in Gujarati too. Absolutely, I understand what you're saying. One of the things people miss out, in most of the discussions is that they think "if you were really serio
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5mo ago
Repeating what I said on the previous comment: --- Now you want to have a "discourse"? No thanks. Honestly, I want you to live with your assumptions and beliefs. No more goodwill from my side to your username.
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5mo ago
Now you want to have a "discourse"? No thanks. Honestly, I want you to live with your assumptions and beliefs. No more goodwill from my side to your username.
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5mo ago
Attention Please Everyone You're looking at a specimen of one of the most rattled species nowadays. It is so fun finding them under these articles. Their last attempts at finding inner-validation. What a waste.
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5mo ago
Haha..so many assumptions. And all of them being objectively wrong. Cope harder. Try harder to demoralize. It is not going to work. I had heard HackerNews had some of this loser bunch of personalities. I didn't expect them to show them
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5mo ago
I don't believe in victimhood and so didn't want to go here, but since we are comparing notes: English alphabets came into my education at the age of 10. I got my first computer at the age of 21. I began speaking broken English ar
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5mo ago
Pls get rid of your assumptions, then we can talk.
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5mo ago
The answer is similar to: whose code is easier to untangle: human-A or human-B? "Depends".
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5mo ago
Learning the fundamentals of programming and their translation to code. I'm decent at engineering, managing and marketing solutions.
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5mo ago
Self-taught, "junior" here. Due to English-language limitation my most adult life, I struggled to code. Used visual coding etc. But of course, I can't make a living on drag-and-drop harness. Comes in GPT-3.5, accelerated my l
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5mo ago
I was unaware of these many layers and different number of primitives. Great read, provided some great ideas. I'm trying to build a small, hobby agentic system locally, looks like it is an order of magnitude more difficult to create yo
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5mo ago
I have noticed that such hyped up announcements-cum-validation-seeking articles don't actually answer anything specific. For example, they can't tell you in one sentence what they replaced the "coding ability" screening
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5mo ago
Hahaha.. good one :D
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