Wow, please edit the title to include Open-source !
Why? Open source isn't in the original title
Readit NewsBlahah commented on Deploying DeepSeek on 96 H100 GPUs lmsys.org/blog/2025-05-05... · Posted by u/GabrielBianconi
I've had this conversation a couple of times now. If AI can just scan a video and provide bullet points, what's the point of the video at all? Same with UI/UX in general. Without real users, then it starts to feel meaningless.
Some media is cool because you know it was really difficult to put it together or obtain the footage. I think of Tom Cruise and his stunts in Mission Impossible as an example. They add to the spectacle because you know someone actually did this and it was difficult, expensive, and dangerous. (Implying a once in a lifetime moment.) But yeah, AI offers ways to make this visual infinitely repeatable.
Lots of people really prefer watching videos. I'm very grateful that tools exist for those of us who don't.
> And the suggestion of "Jeg vil gerne handle i morgen" for "Jeg vil gerne go shopping i morgen", instead reads to me as "I would like to act tomorrow". A more idiomatic translation would be "Jeg vil gerne købe ind i morgen".
It's a little better, but I would never expect anyone to translate "shopping" to "købe ind". "købe ind" is about getting groceries for the week, shopping is about walking the strip and dreaming of buying random clothing. As a native speaker I'd be less surprised if the you just used the borrowed word "shopping" directly. Basically "Jeg vil gerne shoppe i morgen".
In British english at least, 'going shopping' is a normal way to say 'getting groceries for the week'.
I saw Minecraft being used to teach people about wildlife and landscape conservation at Mozfest in 2015 — it was utterly amazing to me to see 20 or so kids (between 6-10 years old I'd guess) just easily navigating all these conservation scenarios. Several of them actually showed the devs running the workshop how to do new things or work around problems.
I'm surprised this isn't a more popular thing now.
Blahah commented on Show HN: I rewrote my Mac Electron app in Rust desktopdocs.com/?v=2025... · Posted by u/katrinarodri
Blahah commented on Show HN: Agents.json – OpenAPI Specification for LLMs github.com/wild-card-ai/a... · Posted by u/yompal
Hmm but the OpenAPI MVP server just exposes the commands for each API it knows about to the agent - then the MCP server makes stateless API calls. Problem solved.
MCP isn't stateful in terms of connection with a downstream API server - only with a local bit of code that translates LLM tool calls to something else. There's no inherent coupling.
Looking at your get_tools() it does essentially the same thing as the OpenAPI MVP server but without being an MCP server - meaning now there are two standards where before there was one, and your tool is most usefully imagined as a local stdio MCP server.
Having said that... I think OpenAPI is exactly the right direction - it comes free with most ways of building an API or easily can, and once you have it interfaces are just a transform away.
And reflecting on your approach, perhaps it's quite a good way to on-board lots of organisations that might have been hesitant or left behind otherwise.
Blahah commented on Show HN: Agents.json – OpenAPI Specification for LLMs github.com/wild-card-ai/a... · Posted by u/yompal
Thanks!
MCP is taking a stateful approach, where every client maintains a 1:1 connection with a server. This means that for each user/client connected to your platform, you'd need a dedicated MCP server.
We're used to writing software that interfaces with APIs, as stateless and deployment agnostic. agents.json keeps it that way.
For example, you can write an web-based chatbot that uses agents.json to interface with APIs. To do the same with MCP, you'd spin up a separate lambda or deployed MCP server for each user.
Hmm but the OpenAPI MVP server just exposes the commands for each API it knows about to the agent - then the MCP server makes stateless API calls. Problem solved.
MCP isn't stateful in terms of connection with a downstream API server - only with a local bit of code that translates LLM tool calls to something else. There's no inherent coupling.
Looking at your get_tools() it does essentially the same thing as the OpenAPI MVP server but without being an MCP server - meaning now there are two standards where before there was one, and your tool is most usefully imagined as a local stdio MCP server.
Blahah commented on Deep Fake Detector Extension by Mozilla Firefox addons.mozilla.org/en-US/... · Posted by u/Topfi
Oof what a silly naming decision. Deepfake already has an established coherent meaning - it's specifically about impersonation with video/audio/images. Just writing in collaboration with a tool is not deep or fake necessarily.
Blahah commented on Obscure islands I find interesting amanvir.com/obscure-islan... · Posted by u/venusgirdle
If you like this stuff, this is a great little book for the coffee table or bathroom: https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2016/01/08/fifty-islands...
A dear friend sent me this years ago and, more than any other book (maybe tied with https://ldngraffiti.co.uk/media/street-fonts) it has brought me and many visitors great joy and inspiration.
“Hundreds of artists provide unpaid labor through bug testing, feedback and experimental work for the program for a $150B valued company”
This is a hilarious basis for protest
Unless they volunteered precisely so that they would have early access and could leak it, which would be sensible.