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Because modern parents don't live near their extended family

It looks like co-do platform sandboxes the WASM tools, meaning you can't introduce a custom tool that allows pulling in remote data. How would you go about, say, adding custom mcp servers into a tool like you've created? Super interesting!

What are the limits of this? Could you replicate Gemini CLI in the browser but with better ux to support non Agentic coding use cases?

Could this be used with arbitrary local tools as well? I could be missing something but I don't see how you could use a non remote MCP server with this setup.

The Cathedral metaphor doesn't make any sense since the point of the Cathedral is simultaneously to revere God and to be able to take in as many "unwashed masses" as possible. Only by self-exclusion (explicit external irreverence/scandal) can you be excluded.

Do the owners of capital work less?

Why didn't he post the correct answer himself?

Perfection is available to us. Jesus Christ is the way; the Incarnation is the bridge. God became man (taking on like nature) so that we could become like Him and participate in His divine nature.

Looks like visual understanding of diagrams is improved significantly! For example, it was on par with Chat GPT 4o and Gemini 1.5 in parsing an ERD for a conceptual model, but now far excels over the others.

"Note: This method probably won’t work very well in cases when game_tick can take a very significant amount of time, or the game state is gigantic, e.g. in a big AAA game which needs to run the physics engine and whatnot."

So, the Stroop Effect!

Check out the Data Warehouse Toolkit. You might want to look into natural vs surrogate keys.

https://www.amazon.com/Data-Warehouse-Toolkit-Complete-Dimen...

What do you call the team that creates, operates, maintaines, and improves the "sanitised (filtered for sensitive personal information) data and analytics infrastructure"? That feels more like an appropriate fit for the data team moniker, and the "autonomous" team described is something like a BI team. Thoughts?

I've always looked forward to this being applied to music. Imagine searching for all possible generations of notes composed on pages.