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@VadimStrizheus What you find there the most interesting?

The founder of Cursor wrote a banger. This is a must read. 👇

@iruletheworldmo What you find most ground shifting in the post?

this from the ceo of cursor is a must read. probably one of the best articles i've read in the last few years and perfectly captures the changing landscape you simply have to read this, read it right now. the ground is shifting beneath us, be ready.

@vedrosyan Все модели перформят гораздо лучше если общаться на английском

Sonnet 4.6, блять ))

@dani_avila7 How is it different from iTerm?

@dani_avila7 @pangramlabs is this ai?

@drrobcincotta I wonder what’s blocking MCP from doing exact same operations as CLI? In the end you can make MCP calling CLI

I have been testing the new Obsidian CLI with Claude Code on my research vault (4,663 files, 16 GB)... I know too many notes!! Early results are significant. Its going to change the way in which Claude Code can interact with Obsidian The way I see it, there are three ways Claude can connect to your vault: Filesystem (MCP or bash) reads/writes markdown files. Covers maybe 40% of what Obsidian actually knows. No awareness of backlinks, tags, properties, or the graph. To search content, it has to open every file individually. REST API MCP — talks to Obsidian via plugin. Gets you to about 55%. Better search, some metadata. But fragile setup and limited. Obsidian CLI ...Yay @obsdmd and @kepano !! it queries Obsidian's actual indexes. This would be about 85% of Obsidian's capabilities. The missing 15% is purely visual the canvas layout, graph view rendering, live preview. Everything else is there: search, backlinks, orphan detection, properties, tags with hierarchy and counts. The speed difference is real: Finding orphan notes: bash grep 15.6s vs CLI 0.26s (54× faster) Searching vault: bash grep 1.95s vs CLI 0.32s (6× faster) Token cost for orphan detection via MCP: about 7 million tokens. Via CLI: 100 tokens. That's 70,000× cheaper. The CLI uses Obsidian's pre-built search index the same thing that makes Obsidian's own search instant. Grep scans every file from scratch every time. The catch: right now this only works via Claude Code (which can run CLI commands through bash). Claude Desktop and claude.ai can't access it directly. There is an early CLI MCP server (obsidian-ts-mcp) that would bridge this gap but I haven't tested it yet. (I think that if you ask nicely Claude Code could create a version for you!) I'm using this as part of a research assistant stack connecting Claude to Obsidian, Zotero, PubMed and more. Posts on each piece coming.

@tomwarren I mean without any details on the app it made it’s just zero value information isn’t it

Anthropic’s new Claude Sonnet 4.5 AI model spent 30 hours running by itself to code a chat app akin to Slack or Teams. Easy to see why Microsoft is increasingly aligning with Anthropic models for Office, GitHub, and elsewhere theverge.com/ai-artificial-…

@Cosmic_Threat_ @Dutch_Chad @WorldDarkWeb Surprised to see the only right thought on this situation. It’s clear that both side (physco and crowd) didn’t want to start as it would be an assault. But if some will punch him he can go all in without any consequences.

Because these men, they have families. They have people who rely on them. If they strike in the street, with cameras watching, it is no longer defense it becomes assault. And when the court writes assault on your name, your future is erased. No serious employer will hire you. Your career ends. The fool you fight will still be in the gutter. He is nothing. But you? You risk everything. Your children, your wife, your parents-those who depend on you-will pay for your weakness.

Man walks into a car meet demanding to take on over 200 people

@qdrant_engine @pavan_mantha1 @Docker @ollama Also people in article's comments mention that it's not working. I wonder how it's working on author's machine.

@qdrant_engine @pavan_mantha1 @Docker @ollama It's not really working on Raspberry Pi 5. See github.com/qdrant/qdrant/…

@Enezator Saw some reasearch. TLDR child takes for granted mom’s attention so they choose someone else.

@KaitonDeLin @VneZemli Заблуждение — думать, что все дети одинаковые и со всеми можно обсудить и договориться.

@VneZemli Нет, у ее мамы часто даже более пермессивная позиция, чем у меня ;) Мы (обычно) не запрещаем - мы объясняем и договариваемся. Если что-то никому не вредит, то пожалуйста. Играть в грязи? Намазать сыр майонезом? Развесить на скотче свои «картины» по всему дому? Вперед!

Когда мне было лет пять, мой отец сказал мне: «Я тебе не друг! Я - твой отец!» Он думал, что так надо. Сегодня моя доча сказала, что я ее лучший друг. На что я ответил, что я всегда буду ее другом, no matter what. Я думаю, что так лучше. #Сырковое

I felt it! Healthy amount of gossip and ostracism, especially in extremely polite and want-to-look-joyful cultures (including work), are actually beneficial! gsb.stanford.edu/insights/resea…

@rbsgn Круто! А какой офис если не секрет?

Что же, поехали 🚀

@st00nsa @puruvjdev github.com/A11yance/axobj… it was quite a story an about month ago

@sky2high0 @puruvjdev Who?

Releasing ✨neoqs✨, a drop-in replacement for the bloated `qs` package 🤌 3.9KB min+brotli (3x smaller than `qs`) 🚥 Zero dependencies 🎹 TypeScript. Throw away @types/qs ❎ No polyfills 🛸 ESM-first 📜 Legacy mode: ES5, CommonJS and Node 10+ 🌐 Just works™ in all browsers

@housecor Does it support node 0.4?

Using fetch? Consider Ky. Benefits: - Simpler API - Requires about half the code - Treats non-2xx status codes as errors - Includes timeout support - Retries failed requests - Better TS support. json() resolves to unknown Here's fetch vs Ky - literally half the code. 🔥

@SivukhinN @nikolaev_dd Интересно! А в чем будет профит по сравнению с таким облачным постгресом?

@nikolaev_dd Можешь взять serverless sqlite: turso.tech

Господа айтишники, предположим вам нужно крутить небольшую базу данных, чтобы обращаться к ней из приложения Юзеров ~10-50, ну то есть немного, так что всякие кубернетисы явно перебор Куда деплоят маленькие базы?)

@chronark Local LLM (ollama) with vs code extension Contunue

what are the cool kids using these days?

@SVDODD @TrippSmith_com @Perpetualmaniac @ianmiles Oh I wish. Reality is rare organization promotes engineers for reliability improvements. Main promotion factors usually are shipping new features, unblocking sales, etc.

@TrippSmith_com @Perpetualmaniac @ianmiles Organization never asks development team, delivery team to compromise on testing. It is very basic requirement of any software coding. Unit and integration in a sandbox environment. Employees/Vendor are responsible for this. They should be given pink slips/ Penalty notice.

Crowdstrike Analysis: It was a NULL pointer from the memory unsafe C++ language. Since I am a professional C++ programmer, let me decode this stack trace dump for you.