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A novel way to ship Skills via MCP to agents in runtime and scale to N services and unlimited API via 5 constant tools.

This works well enough for me with minimal configuration

https://github.com/TheYkk/git-switcher

I'm working on a simple golang-based CLI tool to transcribe all the meetings I'm in - https://github.com/akash-joshi/better-whisper

I use this to create a local knowledge base that I can then crunch using LLMs to help in decision-making, creating standup notes, etc

Ahh, the API is surprisingly similar to the rocketrpc RPC system I had created. It allows one to directly access any server-side object or method from the client. Looks like we coalesced on similar systems :)

https://rocketrpc.com/

Ahh, the API is surprisingly similar to the rocketrpc RPC system I had created. It allows one to directly access any server-side object or method from the client. Looks like we coalesced on similar systems :)

https://rocketrpc.com/

So, the way to make your Rust binary small is to make error handling more difficult, or to rewrite it in assembly?

Thing is though, they're literally just looking for that - a narrative. Could be as difficult as layoffs or as easy as just that you were bored.

They're just looking for a compelling reasoning behind it. Source: interviewed for FAANG companies with a similar resume

Are you willing to share the source code? I wanna do this for London

Please please write an article on this. There's not information online about canine communication

I would like to say, I am going through a very similar experience at Meta. Is there any Big Tech company where internal tooling isn't broken for front-end development?

Does such a company exist?

Agreed 100%

I get this on visiting the linked website. What?

> We've discontinued servicing users from your location and are thereby preventing access to any of the websites owned and operated by ZAM Network, LLC DBA Fanbyte (the owner of Fanbyte.com):

This decision is ultimately one we were forced to make due to the number of visitors from your region when compared to the operational costs necessary to continue providing access there. It was a tough decision but one that we ultimately had to accept. This is an indefinite decision. We genuinely apologize for the inconvenience this will cause all of those who reside within your region.

If you ignore all the crypto grifters, it's indeed this.

I come from a very poor part of the world, and know people worse off than me be able to reach this position via hard work. So, in my personal opinion, I'm inclined to believe GP in this instance.

> health clubs are expempt

Hmm, does one sign up for an automated monthly subscription for health clubs in the US?

> I could try to progress my career, but I'm already earning good money and I know to earn more I'd have to either start job hopping or study some leetcode to get into a FAANG.

I know this was not the point of your comment, but trust me that one can pass FAANG interviews without grinding Leetcode.

If you're seriously considering a job search, I would recommend going through jobsearch.dev

> I'm at peace with the fact that I'm never going to found the next unicorn company or be CEO of Google or even write some software that a lot of people care about.

There's nothing that's stopping you from creating that first personal project, which other people eventually care about.

Demonetisation exists

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Indian_banknote_demonetis...

FYI Kindle renders a subset of HTML[0]. They have deliberately chosen not to support everything because of security.

[0] - https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/GG5R7N649LECKP7U

I'm interested in knowing what your Club's name is on Clubhouse. I also regularly host rooms with a focus on learning, bringing on an Indian space scientist this weekend.

Someone could just walk in and hear the speaker playing ads.

This was so good it warrants being read twice

link is dead for me

Thank you!

Is the field law?

This article is either:

1. Written by GPT-3

2. Satire

3. A riff on how SEO'd articles have become nowadays

Interesting story. Would love to see how they end up feeling about it in an year or two

I think the term is open-core

I've had a few customers so far. Some of the powerstats have been taken from superherodb.com. Also, thanks for the kind words!