varelaseb

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by varelaseb 1y ago
Why would it ever be impossible/unbelievable? The whole point is it was commonplace for this type of person. It's just surprising that the number's that large.
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by varelaseb 1y ago
Plus no way that's getting VC money
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by varelaseb 1y ago
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on implementing MCP-agents and agents-as-tools and we co
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by varelaseb 1y ago
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on implementing MCP-agents and agents-as-tools and we co
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by varelaseb 1y ago
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on implementing MCP-agents and agents-as-tools and we co
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by varelaseb 1y ago
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on implementing MCP-agents and agents-as-tools and we co
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by varelaseb 1y ago
Would you mind describing the process for this in a bit more detail?
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by varelaseb 1y ago
This is literally not true. You can leverage MCP using any model. Even some of the IDEs you mention let you leverage MCP using many model providers.
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Hi Will! Thanks for taking the time to reply to this. Now that I have the context, I find what you're doing super interesting, and well thought out. And greatly value the passion you're building it with as well. I want to clarify,
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Just a random thought: Understanding the limitations is a complicated thing in tech. You can finnangle most systems into doing mostly anything, as inefficient as that may prove to be. The question then becomes up to what point is it "a
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Take this with a grain of salt, as I run a startup in the industry. Blockchain has taken a weird path. It started with Bitcoin offering something genuinely new - a Byzantine fault-tolerant mechanism for decentralized value exchange without
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by varelaseb 2y ago
LLMs have without a doubt replaced NER models and libraries like SpaCy. At least for my use-cases, creating ontologies and populating knowledge graphs.
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Any thoughts on making this open source / open contribution? I know myself and apparently others here are very into this, but have some things we'd like to tweak! Like the ability to edit world events, for example.
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Is this published anywhere?
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Are you... is this the micro-bus?
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by varelaseb 2y ago
What else do you want them to be?
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by varelaseb 2y ago
This is the most econ-brained response possible. Why would the success of a public policy be exclusively defined by revenue generated?
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by varelaseb 2y ago
This is the worst gotcha I've ever seen
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by varelaseb 2y ago
I don't think it's an autocorrect error. Cop doesn't get turned into cope. I think the guy just think's it's "cope out" from seeing the word cope thrown around in similar contexts.
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Absolute cope. Objectively wrong.
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by varelaseb 2y ago
You pay more. Boohoo
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by varelaseb 2y ago
I think there's a very concrete difference between this and your examples
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by varelaseb 2y ago
Raycast packages a few of these into a modern app as well. Clipboard, Searching files, Window management. Very lightweight though part of a different generation so more "bloated" in some people's eyes. Low resources used thou
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by varelaseb 3y ago
Could you share some more info on that prediction? I'd love to read up
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by varelaseb 3y ago
Optimizing for "green" is not what we're trying to achieve here. Mountains get greener when the tree line climbs as a sign of it's ecological decline. Stable forest and weather systems, biodiversity, bioavailability of n
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by varelaseb 3y ago
I think what they're getting at is the most common limiting factor for plant growth is almost never CO2. It's usually Nitrogen, or another two of the macro (P,K) or micronutrients.