thekodols

I'm out of the loop -- how so?

Here's someone experimenting with what I mean: https://github.com/idosal/mcp-ui

I know it’s in active discussion on GH, but I wish clients would solve (non-text) UIs from MCP servers rather soon. It would 10x the power of these chat extensions.

>There's a lot of evidence that the costs of government go up as local journalism recedes, because there is no one to objectively report on waste, corruption, and inefficiency.

Never considered it, but it seems to make a lot of sense. Would you mind pointing me to the evidence about this you mentioned?

This is such a great project. The potential here is just immense. I wish dwhly and everyone at hypothes.is the best of luck.

P.S. This url - https://hypothes.is/register - accessible from most pages by clicking "sign up" in the top-right corner, presents an error and doesn't redirect anywhere. https://hypothes.is/signup works fine, however.

There's Rocksmith. It's essentially Guitar Hero just with a real guitar. So you do actually learn to play the instrument.

If it fails when they paste via right-click menu, it's actually a known issue/design decision on Drive's side. Try using shortcuts instead.

Do you by any chance have links to those studies? I'm building a crowdsourced platform, so that info could be super-valuable to me.

Is there a resource that goes into detail on differences of various in-memory databases? Where do I start learning about these things?

While things described in the second paragraph are true, calling Baltic States as being at the forefront of IT tech is a bit of a stretch.

Except for Estonia (Estonia actually doesn't like to be associated that much with Baltics, their mentality is more in line with their northern neighbors.), governments here don't really know how to approach IT. They're just as much out of touch with modern technologies as US gov. It's quite chaotic and unregulated. Plus, silly amounts of corruption.

And the regulations that they do impose end up hurting the countries instead of helping them.

Plus, we are tiny countries (population-wise) that have 2nd world living standards. Not many people can afford to start startups.

So how does it work?

Great might not be the best choice of words, but it is doing what most businesses set out to do. It is making money.

I'd actually really love to hear about the ideology.

k

This is just a "wouldn't it be cool?" There are no meaningful deductions being made.