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monadoid

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About monadoid

full-stack dev from northern Canada, passionate about building cool stuff quickly.

Recent public activity

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    Show HN: Stagehand – the open source SDK for browser agents

    Hey HN, I’m Sam, a maintainer of Stagehand, and I’m excited to show off Stagehand v4: the SDK for browser agents. For agents to do most knowledge work, they needs access to the int…

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    Comment #46495974

    hello fellow yukoner, that is insane

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    Comment #45856996

    Cool idea! You should make it so that I can only play one audio message at once (currently if I click to start two, they both play simultaneously)

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    Comment #45789646

    Not the creator, just wanted to put this out as a PSA: the rust docs MCP tool is actually great, thanks to docs.rs having rustdoc JSON output I believe. Since the source docs are f…

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    Comment #45561642

    `Simple, Boring Tech Stack: shell scripts over k8s, keep code modular`. wut

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    Comment #45423910

    Yeah fair enough, I guess the core of it might just be the similar names!

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    Comment #45423874

    Despite everyone hating on the AI slop (I myself hate AI slop), I am excited about cap'n web and am jonesing to try it out in rust so I will take a look! I'd love to see (might try…

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    Comment #45423810

    This is someone's rust port of the new "cap'n web" protocol Kenton just released, which he's calling a spiritual sibling to cap'n proto (which he also built). This might be AI slop…

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    Comment #45230533

    Yeah my thoughts went to DAOs! I'm so excited for a future where we can use DAOs to harness the power of the people :)

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    Comment #45200746

    I think HN is getting old - nobody has mentioned second screen viewing! imo, youtube videos are getting longer because everyone is just turning stuff on in the background while the…

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    Comment #45196523

    Love you supabase

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    Comment #44817271

    This is well written, thanks!

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    Comment #44729518

    Agreed I love this pattern! I'm a big fan of using nuqs for this in nextjs, but really stoked to try out rust / loco / htmx for my next project.

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    Comment #44676618

    Yeah I hope they open up support to all MCP tools - this is lame as-is.

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    Comment #44574529

    Why would I use this vs @openai/openai-agents-python (or openai-agents-ts) - the new realtime agents SDKs? There are so many AI frameworks out there that live & die so quickly that…

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    Comment #44518402

    that's definitely a big question but I don't think it's the big question. this is 100% progress and it's standalone cool

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    Yes I agree strongly, if I could just make a small percentage for my mildly interesting LLM wrapper it would be perfect! @anthropic please implement this

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    Comment #44277399

    hey thank you for posting this. I'm sorry to hear about your condition but happy LSD was able to help a bit. One unsolicited idea from a stranger: consider trying it again! I was i…

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    Comment #44177661

    Cool! I'm curious if any rust wizards would have recommendations for best practice in rust, and if they would differ to design 2 or design 3 from this article?

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    Comment #43587816

    I have very little understanding of geopolitics or economics, so these tariffs don't make sense to me, and they don't seem to make sense to most people. What’s the best steelman ar…

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    Comment #43402144

    Check out lanceDB, it looks awesome for this.

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    Comment #43364334

    Looks cool! Do you see this as something that should be handled by the MCP spec in the future? I'm surprised this isn't built in already.

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    Comment #43317018

    I wasn’t suggesting anyone should duplicate code or that duplication doesn’t have downsides. My point was more about how LLMs, by default, tend to produce less “clever” (and often …

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    >So if you're as clever as you can be when you wrote it, how will you ever debug it? LLMs do not write very "clever" code by default . Without prompting them continuously to make i…