mstade

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by mstade 13d ago
We (Synqly) have a production MCP server which several of our customers use in their production services. The functionality ranges from mundane management capabilities such as walking through how to add an integration in natural language (e
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by mstade 19d ago
Yes. Two wrongs do not make a right.
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by mstade 26d ago
I find it to be hit-and-miss, but overall more useful than not. What I like most is its relative brevity, and the response often helps me find a better prompt to ask so that's good. It's also really fast which I appreciate.
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by mstade 2mo ago
We're currently in the process of restructuring our documentation and I'd be very interested in an early draft of this, fully understanding that caveat emptor. Is it published anywhere currently?
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by mstade 3mo ago
I mean, they did do the whole Mickey Mouse series which was excellent. My favorite by far being Croissant de Triomphe: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zCaxXQdkfPk
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by mstade 3mo ago
So, wework? :o)
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by mstade 4mo ago
Tell me you've never run a business without telling me you've never run a business. You'd be surprised how hard it can be to answer that question, especially when it comes to taxes and other dues. :o)
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by mstade 5mo ago
As a Swede I am surprisingly drawn to this. At first I read this as a fun joke, an art project if you will. By the end after reading the code and being surprised by how comfortably it reads to me I find myself kind of wanting to use this. I
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by mstade 5mo ago
As a fellow European this is the biggest surprise of the election, I thought for sure he'd pull a Trump.
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by mstade 5mo ago
I think this probably says more about music in general and the long tail of people who think good enough is just spectacular, than to the brilliance of LLMs. Most music, just like most art, isn’t particularly original. It’s a shocker, I kno
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by mstade 7mo ago
I saw some of these works in Stockholm and then in Miami, and you 100% captured my thoughts. Cool technique well utilized, but beyond that I'm not sure I felt any particular connection to the art. It just felt bland. That's ok, no
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by mstade 7mo ago
Yeah it's really overblown. I applied for an ETA online last year and it took probably about 15 min from searching for where to do it to the confirmation email dropping in. It was pretty painless, much more so than the ESTA process for
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by mstade 7mo ago
Nice, I for one didn't know about this. Thanks a bunch for chiming in!
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by mstade 10mo ago
I don't know the specifics of naming that particular company, but being the majority stakeholder of two companies myself I can tell you that naming companies is just as hard as naming things in programming. Both of my companies are nam
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by mstade 10mo ago
Same here, also in Sweden.
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by mstade 10mo ago
This video by CGP Grey is an entertaining overview of some of the oddities of the City of London: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LrObZ_HZZUc&pp=ygUPY2dwIGdyZXk... I also worked (and indeed lived) in the City a few years
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by mstade 1y ago
I remember Elysiun! :o) Those were some good time. My handle back then was macke.
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by mstade 1y ago
Ditto! I was introduced to blender in the late (great!) 90's and had a lot of fun with it for years before I largely gave up on working in 3d graphics and started building a career as a programmer instead. Sometimes I think of what cou
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by mstade 1y ago
I have an iPhone 13 mini to sell you :o)
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by mstade 1y ago
I'm probably just nostalgic, but to me this hardware is a piece of history that's mostly forgotten or overlooked by anyone who wasn't working in IT at the time. That's why I've been trying to get museums to take it,
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by mstade 1y ago
Great scene, thank you for sharing!
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by mstade 1y ago
I too have an O2 along with some SGI flat panel screens, which was amazing tech in the world of CRT displays of yesteryear. I've been trying to donate this stuff to local museums for a while but sadly, none seem interested. The O2 stil
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by mstade 1y ago
I don't run that many plugins to be fair, but the ones I do run (of which at least a couple are no longer maintained) works fine. The key plugins I use are some LSP servers, and they work wonders. The few languages I mainly use (yaml,
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by mstade 1y ago
I replaced my Docker usage entirely with OrbStack[1] a few months ago, and have had zero issues with it so far. Great product that I happily pay a license for. My usage is fairly basic though and I'm sure mileage varies, but for my bas
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by mstade 1y ago
I don't get this Sublime is dead nonsense. It's still being updated and works great. It's been my editor of choice for years and I happily pay for my license. I'd probably pay more if they asked me, it's tremendous
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by mstade 1y ago
Even with the optimizations it's not that difficult in my experience. Not terribly well documented (not worst-in-class either) but not that hard and mostly just works once you have a pipeline up and running. We set ours up about two ye
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by mstade 1y ago
> From v96 of Sketch onwards, a bug in the Mac App caused that list of actions to include text users entered into text fields, including secure text fields. This meant that, in the case that Sketch crashed soon after you had entered your
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by mstade 1y ago
It's pretty depressing that such functionality isn't a core feature of GHA. Seems like low hanging fruit.
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by mstade 1y ago
Others have responded more eloquently than I to this, so I won't. All I will say is I never equated tariffs with central planning, but I can see how from context you drew that conclusion. Tariffs aren't the only thing the republic
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by mstade 1y ago
It's weird to see the party claiming to be for free markets essentially go all-in on central planning. Black is white and up is down, I s'pose.

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