A novel way to ship Skills via MCP to agents in runtime and scale to N services and unlimited API via 5 constant tools.

This works well enough for me with minimal configuration

https://github.com/TheYkk/git-switcher

I'm working on a simple golang-based CLI tool to transcribe all the meetings I'm in - https://github.com/akash-joshi/better-whisper

I use this to create a local knowledge base that I can then crunch using LLMs to help in decision-making, creating standup notes, etc

Ahh, the API is surprisingly similar to the rocketrpc RPC system I had created. It allows one to directly access any server-side object or method from the client. Looks like we coalesced on similar systems :)

https://rocketrpc.com/

Ahh, the API is surprisingly similar to the rocketrpc RPC system I had created. It allows one to directly access any server-side object or method from the client. Looks like we coalesced on similar systems :)

https://rocketrpc.com/

So, the way to make your Rust binary small is to make error handling more difficult, or to rewrite it in assembly?

I am also disappointed that the standard library was shunned, and even the entrypoint. What is the smallest Rust binary you can produce while still writing Rust, is my question?

edit: It doesn't look like any of the techniques listed after that work if you still use the standard library.

Thing is though, they're literally just looking for that - a narrative. Could be as difficult as layoffs or as easy as just that you were bored.

They're just looking for a compelling reasoning behind it. Source: interviewed for FAANG companies with a similar resume

Are you willing to share the source code? I wanna do this for London

Please please write an article on this. There's not information online about canine communication