jbrisson

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by jbrisson 10mo ago
Consciousness implies self-awareness, in space and time. Consciousness implies progressive formation of the self. This is not acquired instantly by a type of design. This is acquired via a developmental process where some conditions have to
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by jbrisson 1y ago
"In the 90s, Microsoft tried to “embrace and extend” the web, but failed. And that failure was a blessing." Basically MS tried to kill the web with their Win95 release, the infamous Internet Explorer and their shitty IIS/Fron
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by jbrisson 1y ago
Languages come and go. There was a time when there was a huge momentum behind Ruby (and Rails). It is not (sadly) the case anymore. It is a matter of traction. C'est la vie. I remember back in the 90s there was great interest in Delphi
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by jbrisson 1y ago
Yeah... and even 1995! When I experimented with MCP servers via stdin/stdout, I felt projected back in time in the good-old CGI scripts era.
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by jbrisson 1y ago
MCP is not mature enough to put servers in an Internet facing position. Unless you put gateways (inspecting JWTs, filtering out sensitive data) in front of them. Spec still has a long way to go, especially on the Streamable HTTP/SSE +
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by jbrisson 1y ago
Exploring MCP (model context protocol) using Claude as a base LLM. I understand that this is quite new and may change a lot in the next few months but I feel something interesting could be done by plugging transactional APIs to a LLM. Remin
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by jbrisson 3y ago
Imho, in order to reach AGI you have to get out of the LLM space. It has to be something else. Something close to biological plausability.
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by jbrisson 11y ago
I'd say it depends on your data model. If it is fairly simple, Ruby on Rails is quite awesome. I didn,t experiment with Clojure, Scala, etc. but RoR is a quite impressive toolset to do CRUD on simple stuff.
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by jbrisson 11y ago
Apart from the legal aspects, a problem I see is the day you'd have X subscribers paying to get your (aggregated) content, what if some sources (playing cat/mouse with you, or not) refactor their web sites (basically F*#king your
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by jbrisson 14y ago
the price, the length, the commitment (15-20 hours versus 25 hours per week)