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I am curious : is this format with scrolling and figure that is appearing on the flow is good for understanding or does it generate noise ?

This is an interesting feedback. I do that a lot to guide the reader’s system 1. I like reading article that have those emphasis. Maybe this is too much. I will investigate what are the good proportions.

I fully agree

And thank you for your comment, no offense taken. I post here to get valuable feedback like yours.

Because as a consultant I see that this model (TT) is a proven solution to the problems of cognitive load that prevent models to scale. It will require some adaptations indeed, but I trust that this is a missing piece in the integration of AI in organisations. But I get your point and this is the reason it share it on a personal blog and not on my company blog or in a more trustworthy source of truth.

Thank you for the feedback. I actually use AI as a ghost writer, but I am guilty: I usually tend to add too many concepts for a single article (even without AI).

I usually follow Divio’s documentation to reference explanations and references, but it is not suitable for a blog post

(Op here)

I genuinely think that multi-agent is a probable future to enable coding at the scale of a big corporation.

I agree and I did not see it work yet, but the trial were most likely on small scale where it is simply over engineering.

(Btw : I do not sell tokens. I I think distributed the work through agents in a plateform is a way to control costs by optimizing specialised agents)

I (co)wrote an article with some ideas about an agentic mesh with principle I took from the data-mesh. The main idea is that an agent is a product and the value will come from the agentic ecosystem in a company. The article also explain a breadcrumb to bring agentic into companies.

Just for fun and educational purpose: this is a simple MCP server in shell that helps understanding how it works under the hood without third party libraries.

Just a toy, and very incomplete, but hopefully useful.

At some point I wanted to turn goMarkableStream into a MCP server (model context protocol). I could get the screen, but without “hack” I couldn’t write the response back.

Awesome.

I wanted to try to implement this for months. You did a really good job.

Second part: https://blog.owulveryck.info/2025/01/27/mcp-part-ii-implemen...

I wrote those articles without AI (well a bit of AI to fix grammar and syntax). Even the schema are handmade :) Hope it is useful.

It is a three part article from the concepts of Agentic, MCP to the implementation of a server and the implementation of a host.

The Chief Data Officer should expose what it means for a complant to be « data-driven »

This article presents a model for activating a data-driven value flywheel within organizations, emphasizing the interplay between business and technology through a structured, four-phase approach. However, as with any framework, its utility and effectiveness depend on real-world application and feedback.

I welcome the Hacker News community to share their insights and experiences with this model. Do you find it useful in your work? What aspects resonate most with you, and what improvements or alternatives would you suggest?

I wanted to play with data contracts to understand what value they can bring. It ended in a tiny data mesh implementation that fits in a blog post.

I wanted to test the bitol standard. So I invented a use case based on a RAG. I put most of the code (CUE, Python and DuckDB) so you can try it yourself.

I hope that it will be useful.

I think that in Europe, that will soon be prohibited without declaration and explicit consent.

Diving into RAG (Retrieve, Augment, Generate) systems? Check out my article where I explore the engineering aspects of creating a RAG from scratch—it's not another overview article nor is it about understanding Langchain. Instead, it's an attempt to pinpoint where exactly the engineering ideas lie in the process. Learn the challenges and insights from my experience!

Hello,

In the data mesh, we mark the difference between an operational data (a representation of a state) and an analytical data which have (at least) one temporal dimension.

I did not insist on this in the article because that was not the point.

What you mention is right, it is very difficult to find incentive to get operational data. It is not the same in the analytical world. At its core, data mesh is a paradigm that applies to the analytical world.

Thanks you, I will have a look

Thank you

I am curious if you have any pointer of a journey toward BYOC or Zerotrust to continue my journey.

Greetings HN community, I've written an article narrating my recent endeavor with goMarkableStream, a tool I crafted to bridge gesture inputs from a reMarkable tablet to a web browser for seamless interactive presentations. This exploration led me down a path where the Unix philosophy and the Go language became pivotal elements. Key highlights of the article: A deep dive into using WebSockets versus HTTP for conveying gestures from a device to a browser, highlighting the trade-offs and practical considerations. An illustration of Unix's enduring principle, "everything is a file," in action - capturing touch events in a Linux-based environment and the strategic choice of Go for its simplicity and robustness. The issues and thought to design a bespoke messaging system over HTTP, moving away from the intricate layers of third-party libraries, in favor of a more transparent, hands-on approach. I try to place some reflections on the journey of tackling complexity with simplicity, echoing Rob Pike’s wisdom: “a little copying is better than a little dependency.” hope you will enjoy the post

Greetings HN community,

I've written an article narrating my recent endeavor with goMarkableStream, a tool I crafted to bridge gesture inputs from a reMarkable tablet to a web browser for seamless interactive presentations. This exploration led me down a path where the Unix philosophy and the Go language became pivotal elements.

Key highlights of the article:

A deep dive into using WebSockets versus HTTP for conveying gestures from a device to a browser, highlighting the trade-offs and practical considerations. An illustration of Unix's enduring principle, "everything is a file," in action - capturing touch events in a Linux-based environment and the strategic choice of Go for its simplicity and robustness. The issues and thought to design a bespoke messaging system over HTTP, moving away from the intricate layers of third-party libraries, in favor of a more transparent, hands-on approach. I try to place some reflections on the journey of tackling complexity with simplicity, echoing Rob Pike’s wisdom: “a little copying is better than a little dependency.”

hope you will enjoy the post

I explored rethinking traditional presentations to enhance engagement. Using a reMarkable tablet, I transitioned from static slides to real-time doodling and audience interaction, promoting active learning and authentic communication. Although challenging, this dynamic approach aims for a more impactful presentation experience. Have you tried innovative approaches to make your presentations more engaging? Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences. #InteractivePresentations #ActiveLearning #reMarkable

I will have a look, but at first sight it looks like the repo you mentioned is for reMarkable first version which is using a kernel based implementation of the Framebuffer. It is a bit different for reMarkable2 as the framebuffer is managed by the main process

What i do is: streaming it locally, and then sharing the tab via meet/zoom etc… The service is not intended to do multicast.

I will work on it when I have time. The offscreen looks like the perfect fit for me, to replace the hidden canvas. Many thanks