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i absolutely never ever in a million years would have guessed this to be the case

we're about to implement collaborative editing at Mintlify and were considering yjs so this couldn't have come at a better time

they'll probably just more accurately tie the api credit usage into your pro plan or whatnot so it's more clear what's going on. i just don't expect them to fully ban using the recurring consumer sub for api use

i tend to think openai will just make this official rather than ban it based on their historical stance here

shoutout Zuck for making the call. seems right given they haven't had any good model releases since bringing him on

Great writeup

Anyone have a link to a video of it in action?

Privilege is working at a startup

So cool! Gave me some motivation to record more things.

It amazes me that people are still interested in MCPs.

Wow

I have a hard time trying to poke holes in this. Seems objectively good and like it, or some very similar version of it, will work long term.

If models really do continue to get more expensive then it's not going to make sense to let everyone at your org have equal budget for spend. We're on track for a world where there are the equivalent of F1 drivers for ai.

Fascinating platform. The API surface is much richer than I would have expected. Ooc, at what size do you think teams typically have use for this? I imagine you have to be running quite a few agents at scale before there's a strong usecase.

this is fascinating! cool ship

Flameshot is fantastic software. Works great on Linux and gets the job done.

Yes, they wouldn't be able to retain share price whatsoever if they announced this.

I'm surprised that I feel like this is the right move for them. Competing on the cars seems like a bad idea now that EVs are kind of a commodity market.

Politics definitely matter. I just think Sean makes a bigger deal out of it than necessary.

I think Sean often overplays politics. The most important thing in any project is whether or not it achieves the goal that the overall business has for it. And your job is always to increase the probability of that happening as much as possible. Sometimes it requires politics and sometimes it just requires getting to the task at hand.

I love that the founders are so prominently featured on this new version.

Fixed now!

Yeah, I can understand where you're coming from. I guess there's balance to the extent that being overly stubborn is also not a great thing. Prioritization at an early stage startup is a tough task.

In hindsight the title here is weird. It's meant to refer to the existing standard, but doesn't read that way.

This is cool. I like the general idea of swiping on events.

Understood, just toned that bit down.

Ok, I've toned that bit down for you!

This is some really fantastic feedback, thank you!

I personally think that prose is significantly easier to read than complex bash and there are at least some benefits to it. They may not outweigh the cons, but it's interesting to at least consider.

That said, this is a proposal and something we plan to iterate on. Generating install.sh scripts instead of markdown is something we're at least thinking about.

Seeing this today made me sad. I expect people to naturally flood back over to Google in droves.

Yeah, someone else was pointing that the bash scripts are guaranteed to do the same thing on every system which I think is in the same vein as your feedback. It's for sure a downside of the markdown that I need to explain the docs behind the proposal.