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jake-coworker

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About jake-coworker

My opinions are my own and do not represent the views of the company I am associated with.

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    Comment #49182440

    What MCP really needs is standardized auth. There's maybe 10 different common ways to authenticate against MCP servers, and the average non-engineer can't read the docs to figure o…

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    Comment #49173585

    one of these claimed is backed by data, one is backed by anecdotes, you can decide which you trust more

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    Comment #49021585

    Regulation won't beat engineering here. China will continue to release open weight models that are impossible to ban without unprecedented surveillance in Western countries. AI lab…

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    Comment #48181074

    I think this is an artifact of any large organization of people. Humans tend toward doing things that are best for them. The challenge of large-organization-designers (governments,…

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    Comment #48123962

    One of my favorite senior developer stances is "I should be annoyed by how many questions you're asking me"

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    Comment #48123940

    I don't love the title - the article is about differing perspectives/incentives in a company, not about senior developers' inability to communicate That said, I think everyone will…

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    Comment #48113312

    Most comments here are about Chromebook/Googlebook hardware. But IMO the more interesting part is AI-native OS features. Unfortunately it seems like not a ton, but I think the futu…

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    Comment #48096165

    I think the logical next step is that "XYZ knowledge worker" will become a software engineer of sorts. Not literally writing code, but at minimum encoding processes/workflows into …

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    Comment #47793507

    This is surprisingly close to Haiku quality, but open - and Haiku is quite a capable model (many of the Claude Code subagents use it).

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    Comment #47704755

    I generally agree - I think anyone who's seriously experimented with agentic coding has encountered both: 1 - Surprising success when an agent can build on top of established patte…

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    Comment #46547112

    IMO these articles are akin to "Twitter in 200 lines of code!" and "Why does Uber need 1000 engineers?" type articles. They're cool demos/POCs of real-world things, (and indeed are…

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    Comment #45811007

    I usually share this resource when people start doing this https://google.github.io/eng-practices/review/developer/smal...