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Thanks, GPT 4.1. It told me the same thing twelve hours ago when I asked it what was at the top. “what’s north of the North Pole”?

These bug bounties pay peanuts. Sad.

Has anyone solved scoped permissions in multi-agent systems? For instance, if a user asks an orchestrator agent to:

1) Search GitHub for an issue in their repo.

2) Fix the issue and push it to GitHub.

3) Search Jira for any tasks related to this bug, and update their status.

4) Post a message to slack, notifying the team that you fixed it.

Now, let’s assume this agent is available to 1000 users at a company. How does the system obtain the necessary GitHub, Jira, and Slack permissions for a specific user?

The answer is fairly obvious if the user approves each action as the task propagates between agents, but how do you do this in a hands-free manner? Let’s assume the user is only willing to approve the necessary permissions once, after submitting their initial prompt and before the orchestrator agent attempts to call the GitHub agent.

If anyone could offer any advice on this, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

I don’t see any prompts?

Does anyone use Skyvern to build their websites? I’m wondering how I might benefit from using an agentic browser workflow instead of a playwright MCP server for building a web UI?

You're going to need to speed up the visualizer. I think you're losing a lot of potential users to the loading time.

Indeed :)

Is this LinkedIn?

How many tokens did it take to generate the 800 versions of the code?

Brent Seales was my second CS professor and taught me how to do OOP in C++. It’s always cool to randomly see the work he’s done every few months. He was working on this project nearly twenty years ago.

If this isn’t as good as or better than Avante.nvim, I’m going to be quite sad.

>Compile a Rust binary that statically links libgssapi.

Are there any open-source MCP 'app stores' currently available? I am considering building one for my employer. A place to host internally built MCPs. It would be useful to know if there is something already out there.

How much is the bill for running Arxiv? $1000 - $3000/month? Yeah, I don't think Google deserves any recognition for footing that bill. Likely just another self-congratulatory bullshit move on behalf of big G.

Can you share the e-mail?

Almost as many lines as my Neovim config.

Have you used Avante + MCPHub in Neovim? I would say that it's far from AI garbage.

As someone with the last name Prater—derived from Praetorian—I really wish I owned praetorian.com.

Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but how is the actual game board / UI being rendered? I only see a MCP protocol definition.

Now we're talking.

Hm, I feel like I have roughly the exact same functionality with zsh and some various plugins, including the meta editing experience shown in your demo video ($EDITOR) via Kitty and/or WezTerm.

Damn, no shoutout to @sama in that tweet - harsh.

That's the thing - it wasn't even interesting. It was just some LinkedIn garbage post, in my opinion.

Hm, interesting. 2^46 is only 70 trillion, so yeah, totally computationally feasible. So, if i understand correctly, they only need a GPU to generate a database of 70 trillion private / public keys? Damn, not bad.

Damn! Thank you very much for the info. Quite interesting - and unfortunately, more of a cut than I expected.

How much of a cut does the publisher and steam take from a $20 purchase?

Just curious, as I'm in the market - why should I use this instead of the ELK stack?

Make this a Vision Pro app, please.

”The response should be a JSON object mapping Emoji (as Strings) to their count (as Numbers)”

This means ordering semantics are lost.

Let’s get them in Neovim and call them Neopets.