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This isn't necessarily a new thing but thought it was cool that the new image model can do some of these just with prompting. - "Generate a depth map image" + https://depthy.…

It's in there briefly in the llm limitations section.

A lot of servers don't use the stdio transport.

I could see some cases were the tools are user data specific. You upload some csv and now there are some tools customized for slicing and manipulating that data. It's totally possible to build to…

Totally agree, hopefully it's clear closer to the end that I don't actually expect MCP to solve and be responsible for a lot of this. More so MCP creates a lot of surface area for these issu…

Awesome! Thanks for your work on this.

It's a common question! Related: > Tool-Calling - If you’re like me, when you first saw MCP you were wondering “isn’t that just tool-calling?”... Not everyone uses langchain nor does langchain…

I think recommendation != being enforceably part of it or being implemented. There are a lot of great recs in the docs but I wrote this based on what I actually saw in the wild. I definitely don'…

I haven't read a good justification from them on this but it did seem reasonable to me that if the protocol allows auth to be added on top then it's less critical to be in the spec v1 itself…

Not that I agree with all the linked points but it is weird to me that LeCun consistently states LLMs are not the right path yet LLMs are still the main flagship model they are shipping. Although mayb…

Video is a big one that's fairly bottlenecked by context length.

It can be either but typically it's "learned" without a defined mapping (which guessing is the case here). Although some experts may end up heavily correlating with certain domains.

Here is one: https://blog.sshh.io/p/building-v0-in-a-weekend

Ahh the one part I didn't copy paste into by GPT reviewer, thanks!

Yeah still experimenting with this, decided to provide a smoother narrative version over just raw TTS. Not great if you are using both at the same time.

Thanks!

Hi all I wrote a deep dive into how AI-powered IDEs like Cursor actually work under the hood. I wanted to share the technical details of how these tools function and how to optimize your codebase to w…

I thought it would be interesting to peak under the hood and see how the Cursor team wrote the prompts for the most recent agent mode. This was extracted using an MCP-based prompt injection which make…

Hi all, spending some much time with LLMs these days has me thinking about what happens when these systems actually become smarter than us (ik a controversial opinion for HackerNews). I wrote about wh…