Kryspin Ziemski

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Kryspin Ziemski

Kryspin Ziemski

@kziemski

vscode Katılım Şubat 2009
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Kryspin Ziemski
Kryspin Ziemski@kziemski·
@threepointone @elliothesp One of these days cloudflare's going to give up the "cloudflare:*" for the pretentious nonsense it is and that day will be glorious.
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sunil pai@threepointone·
@elliothesp nope, I slop forked it so it doesn't need bindings etc. tho we should probably converge...
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sunil pai
sunil pai@threepointone·
chat sdk ⨉ agents sdk tl;dr: add this to your existing agent, point your coding agent at /examples/chat-sdk-messenger, and you get a bot with slack/telegram/gchat/all the kickass work done by the chat sdk team (which is kinda incredible btw, this shit is hard) because it's agents sdk, you get all its features (mcp scheduling streaming state yada yada), the ability to build admin panels where you can see all ongoing conversations (live!) and step in, all of it. available in agents@0.13.2
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Clayton
Clayton@Clay_Rebirth·
@madeby_ldt You just don’t get it, these are material expressive corners 🙂‍↔️
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Kryspin Ziemski
Kryspin Ziemski@kziemski·
@kentcdodds The social engineering of gamifying compliance to our future ai overlords... Love it
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Kent C. Dodds 🏹
Kent C. Dodds 🏹@kentcdodds·
Give me a minute and I'll get this number up...
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Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson@EastlondonDev·
Cloudflare are shipping everything I wantedwhen I was working deep on the platform ~6 months ago. Everything that was missing from mesh networking to dynamic workers to the agents framework data structures to easily using R2 with agents is now here
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Short Squeez
Short Squeez@shortsqueeznews·
BREAKING: Francisco Partners hired JPMorgan to find a buyer for MyFitnessPal, a health-tracking app that could fetch over $1 billion.
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Kryspin Ziemski
Kryspin Ziemski@kziemski·
@theo Is ai coding like human self cloning? You let Claude code code on Claude code and you end up with some science fiction horror
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
Claude Code has regressed an absurd amount in the last few days. Timestamps no longer update unless you un-focus/re-focus the tab. "thinking" doesn't show at all. I had a query run for 6 minutes with 0 output. This is genuinely unpleasant to use.
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Luke Parker
Luke Parker@LukeParkerDev·
week 1 at @opencode - fix ctrl+c instant crashing opencode + bun dev (for us) - enable normal select/copy behavior for windows - speedup a ci runner by ~10 mins - fix cpu detection for windows/shell install methods (baseline/modern) allowing us to finally update bun - +600 twitter followers lets see what week 2 brings
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Kryspin Ziemski
Kryspin Ziemski@kziemski·
@bennash in the end, its up to the client/agent but if you all you do support the tools then yes. not magic. issue with webmcp is its meant to support the browser agent. why waste tokens understanding for an agent/browser-use when the website can wire up for you.
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Ben Nash
Ben Nash@bennash·
@kziemski I thought MCP was exactly that, a registration of tools
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Ben Nash
Ben Nash@bennash·
I really don’t know why people can’t spell API correctly. It’s not MCP.
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sunil pai
sunil pai@threepointone·
@simonxabris heard about wall clock time, we have enhancements on the way, give us a bit to execute on them but strictly speaking pricing is still overall better than a lot of options out there. stay tuned
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Alex Johnson
Alex Johnson@AlexH_Johnson·
My god it’s like a mission statement for ruining fintech.
TBPN@tbpn

$HOOD CEO @vladtenev has 3 key initiatives for Robinhood in 2026: 1. "We're pushing hard on prediction markets. We think we're in the midst of a prediction market supercycle." 2. "Family finance. We want to get your partner on Robinhood, your children, your parents, the whole family. And we're building tools accordingly." 3. "Private markets. Access to private markets is one of the biggest iniquities in financial services today. We're working really hard to solve that for people very quickly and urgently."

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Alex Johnson
Alex Johnson@AlexH_Johnson·
Right up until the heat death of the universe, community banks will be investing in digital account onboarding tech to make themselves more competitive with fintech companies. americanbanker.com/creditunions/n…
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Buyside AI Reviews
Buyside AI Reviews@BuysideAIreview·
The "why does Bloomberg need to exist" argument comes up every few weeks it seems like and I want to give people a credit investor's perspective as to why Bloomberg has been such a resilient platform over time. There is more to the platform than data aggregation (which itself is a stronger moat than people realize). People generally love to clown the Bloomberg interface (though the UI works well for credit and I don't mind it given familiarity). But for a large portion of the user base that is focused on fixed income - Bloomberg is an irreplaceable platform for "network-effect" type reasons: (i) Majority of high yield bonds and all leveraged loans trade over the counter and live bid/ask prices are quoted by dealers many times during a day - these bid/ask levels are only distributed by and to those on Bloomberg terminals. (ii) Large part of new issue bonds/loans marketing and book building process is done via Bloomberg. Banks communicate with investors during the deal process via Bloomberg. (iii) Majority of high yield bond and all leveraged loan trades are also executed via Bloomberg (via IB chat + auto trade confirmations) and Bloomberg is routed into the trade settlement systems of dealers and funds (ie. you complete the trade and it flows into fund accounting/settlement departments) - so again, if you are not on Bloomberg, you can't trade with dealers and any new system you use won't be integrated with fund ops. So in the public credit markets, the terminal is almost a key piece of market infrastructure rather than just a data terminal. To move off of the terminal, you would need to migrate banks + investors simultaneously to a different platform - moving one bank or one buyside shop at a time won't work. For these reasons despite developments in AI I think the Bloomberg terminal will be around for the long time in the fixed income markets at least.
Ross Hendricks@Ross__Hendricks

I was told to write down $SPGI's capital IQ platform to zero and then value the business Makes sense, until you realize the financial world runs on $25k/yr software with user interfaces stuck in the 1980s

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