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MCP is even more important now in enterprise and thus the shift towards the streamable, stateless HTTP server implementation.

It isn't. MCP over streamable HTTP is just JSON RPC payload over HTTP. The internal interface for the ChatGPT app and Coded are all MCP based (stdio on local). All enterprise AI ro…

how many extensions do you need for browsing the web? Adblocker. Not much else because the browser already does the important work. Same with any of the off the shelf harnesses. Go…

Stateless MCP was already possible before this and made sense for whole classes of use cases where it helps to have a remote fleet of servers. Wrote about this back in March: https…

End up building Pi extensions instead of actual product. Doesn't make sense to me, but to each their own.

> ...Do they just want to force you to keep busy Given functionally unlimited access to tokens with frontier models, there is really no "force you to keep busy"; it should just bak…

Anthropic were the progenitors of the Model Context Protocol. Claude Code does not fully implement the client end of the protocol. A protocol; a literal pre-defined spec that an ag…

Pink Lady, Snapdragon, Sweetango are all probably closer to alanced compared to Cosmic Crisp. Cosmic Crisp being more tart than Sugarbee, but still definitely more sweet than tart …

> And you cannot keep doing high concurrent DROP TABLEs to run your large scale CRUD app In this kind of use case/design, I would assume it would make use of partitions to make thi…

A few things are not clear to me from reading through docs and examples: df.wait_for_schedule() How does this call work? Is it idempotent if I call it from an application? If I run…

Really good talk that goes over this: https://corecursive.com/vue-with-evan-you/ Totally worth the listen.

> We are shipping more features That's not really the important question; the important question: is it generating revenue . If you increase your spend -> ship more features -> no …

Even if the laptop costs $5k and you upgrade it every year with the latest hardware and run local models (assuming your workload can tolerate smaller models at slower tok/s), you w…

That's because for some of these folks, the cost of the tokens doesn't have to match the value of the output; the hype from the story is all they need. Normal people have to produc…

You're a content creator; you define your revenue stream. Uber engineers do not define their revenue stream; the product leadership team does. $1500/mo of AI spend by engineers doe…

Consider rewiring your perspective: getting an edge doesn't really matter; the only thing that matters is will customers pay for this ? Is this a useful, valuable problem to solve?…

This is what all "platform engineers" have to do once things are working nicely: you have to keep inventing work. I don't know; I'm a Ron Popeil "set it and forget it" kind of guy.…

About the same ~40 FTE team. We're doing the same thing. Smattering of internal tools, but no net gain in external revenue. Who knows which of those tools will have any value or pp…

$1500/mo is $18,000/seat/annum. Maybe Microsoft and Nvidia are on to something. 128 GB machines that can run local LLMs are a bargain even if priced $5-8k. Yes, tok/s is not quite …

I rather like Ace better because the key problem right now is teams not working together and shipping the wrong things. When AI can generate the code, then it feels like product sh…

> ...add something like apache AGE, but arguably that is also a small ecosystem (at least IMHO as I never heard it until I actually started looking for Neo4J alternatives) Outside …

> [falconetpt] We now have a tacking system where people were forced to send telemetry from codex/claude into the servers and people are auditing each session CTO did the same on m…

That's because you're not thinking about how teams and enterprises work. You're thinking about how individuals work. An enterprise has 20 services that each have a secret key (Data…

Sure. It would be great if they were portable as well. To make them interoperable so that the APIs have similar surface areas and can just be used without special skills, we could …