fullstackchris

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by fullstackchris 1y ago
https://www.thegradcafe.com/survey/new/index.php comes to mind... those were the days, circa 2014 for me, chilling with folk, waiting for thier grad admissions letters
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
This comment makes no sense here. Did you read the article? The author built an entire SaaS app in a few days with an agent. That isn't "just search"
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
You're suggesting their arent any other authors who have taken over a decade to write a book? Prousts' In Search of Lost Time took 13 for example.
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
> deep in the weeds with AI already I doubt even 10% have written a custom MCP tool... and probably some who don't even know what that means
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
There is a reason it is not even mentioned
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
This is incorrect. Almost all brokers nowadays allow for OAuth connections where you can stream any data you'd see in your broker platform to any consuming web application (given the consuming web application does all the paperwork, de
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Well, there are no consequences are there? Or at least no precident of consequences of such behaviour. My hope is that folks like this always lose out in the long run but I'm not so sure anymore...
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Second this. Sick of seeing posts like this because correlation =/= causation, proved time and time again. It's just too easy to 'relate' these two things and leads to lazy writing / persisting this narrative which
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
still hacking away at codevideo - basically event sourcing for the IDE https://codevideo.io its good enough for me that ive started using it for my MCP masterclass videos / code export / transcript https://m
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Show HN: O'Reilly Book Parody Generator MCP Server(github.com)
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
clerk is an auth library - and finally one that doesnt require dozens of lines to do things like, i dont know, check if the user is logged in and wild... you used gemini to process a screenshot to find the website for a 5 letter word librar
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Some of the best software learning I ever had when I was starting out was following along with video courses and writing the code line by line along with the instructor... or does this not count as "consumption"?
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Gonna be a bit blunt here and ask why hooking up an agentic CLI tool to one or more other software tool(s) is the top post on HN right now... sure, some of these ideas are interesting but at the end of the day literally all of them have bee
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Yeah I was done at "What happened here was more than just code..." -_-
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
this behaviour is literally removable with proper prompting. this is a strawmans argument... of whatever your are arguing
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
also, i will say, (if we can trust the findings in these notes are relatively accurate of the real implementation) is a PERFECT example of the real level of complexity used in cutting edge configuration of using LLM... its not just some com
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
interesting... the analysis finds that the MCP supports websockets as a transport... when there is big drama going on right now that anthropic said "they will never support that", folks hating SSE, and so on and so forth
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
ITT: access tokens really work! Really a waste of time topic but "interesting" I suppose for people who don't understand the tools themselves
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
CodeVideo - https://github.com/codevideo Basically, event sourcing for the IDE - build entire software lessons and course videos without actually recording anything. You can get up and running pretty quickly at our studio
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Great article, yes, its the classic "I want to not work AND keep my current lifestyle" I dont know if it was social media, bitterness at boomers, or whatever, that made most zoomers behold this pipe dream. Loved the Massena exampl
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
In that case grep is fine, but if I have a specific artifact I need to transport from one function to another, I'll need some sort of background set / get.
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
from my experience its about the speed of a very competant human - one of my favorite custom tools ive written is just access to a series of bash commands - havent tested with others but claude very quickly browses through files, reads them
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
This is exactly what I've encountered, at least with Claude, it writes out huge artifacts (static ones retrieved from the file system or wherever) character for character - What I'm going to try this weekend is just integrating a
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Was gonna say, I thought this already happened last year...
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Reading these threads its clear to me people are so cooked and no longer understand (or perhaps never did) understand the simple process of how source code is shared, built, and merged together with multiple editors has ever worked
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
the stock market looked like that chart in 2008 and look where we are now unless LLMs can be instantly trained on all new software frameworks and languages that come out, im not worried stackoverflow will still have a place
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Somehow it's ironic that this post is about AI replacing jobs and yet when I click the "accept all" option for cookies, the page reloads and shows the banner again :) Where are the all knowing AI bots who are going to fix thi
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
> you'll have customers that demand you rewrite your app just because they gave you $9 I've also seen this first hand. Customer emails me 3 times within 3 days and one of those emails included him stating that "time is pre
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Well... if the author wants websockets, why doesn't the author just do it? They state clearly in pull request the community is totally free to make their own. My guess is one will crop up within the next few months... Speaking from the
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by fullstackchris 1y ago
Here's a custom MCP tool I use to run commands and parse stdout / stderr all the time: try { const execPromise = promisify(exec); const { stdout, stderr } = await execPromise(command); if (stderr) {

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