A Curious Mind

A Curious Mind

@drusellers.com

Developer and entrepreneur building https://messageaid.com

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i'd like to kindly ask the entire bluesky pbc team to immediately sherlock this threadgate from twitter because it slaps

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i really don't care about using AI to ship more stuff it's really hard to come up with stuff worth shipping i want to ship the same amount of stuff with higher quality both in product and code

Not sure if its a ChatGPT 5.2 thing, but the memory on ChatGPT has really improved, to the point that I don't feel like a new chat is giving me an empty context window. 😂 Now I really wish the temporary chat had a keyboard shortcut.

I wonder if there’s gonna be some way to identify that a a browser is being operated by an AI. Like when the AI is using the browser and logging into apps on my behalf, I really want that concept of “on my behalf”represented. The app should know.

I've always thought that best way to learn was by doing. So I think I'm going to build some small stupid application that really allows me to understand the tradeoffs of different embedding choices. Something anchored in my own personal experience. Now to think about what that will be.

the #dotnet SDK for building MCP servers has been a dream. Integrates nicely with ASP.Net and I was able to easily deploy and get it tested with the MCP Inspector including Authentication. Now to figure out a bit of Authorization and more tool support. :D

The next.js middleware story is pretty terrible. Specifically I don't like that there is only one. I also don't like that their isn't a way to add metadata to a route to help me filter things out.

I'm appreciating the effort I've been putting into my prompt work for LLM's is transferring to my work with "fiverr" teams. It's funny how improving your ability to ask for what you want gets you better results either way.

Is there any commentary about AI eventually working better with a strongly typed language? The idea being that there is more "meta data" available for the AI to make decisions with?

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One weird thing is that I always assumed, like many, that digitalization was preservation But it’s easier to `pkill nginx` than it is to burn down a library

Andrew Koricich@drandrewk.bsky.social

I’ve heard from an extremely reliable source that the entire National Center for Education Statistics is **gone**

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