MCP also started as JSON-RPC over stdio. With solutions like GitHub Codespaces, devcontainers, or "background agents", I wonder if we'll see the development of JSON over SSE.
Currently, my environment uses Claude Code on bare metal, and my application runs in a container, and the agent can do "docker compose exec backend" without any restrictions (YOLO).
My biggest obstacles to adopting workflows with git worktree are the need to share the database engine (local resource constrains) and the initial migration time. Offloading to cloud might be interesting for that.
Are there currently services (or any demand for) a text classifier that you fine tune on your own data that is tiny and you can own forever? Like use a ChatGPT + synthetic data to fine tune a nanoBERT type of model
At my company we use git squash PR merge strategy. This makes individual commits irrelevant, but PRs as a whole do. I use git town for stacked PRs. It's very nice to do another brunch when I've finished a logical stage, because small changes are reviewed and I merge often. When I have fixes, "git town sync" propagates up the stack automatically
I use an Apple device on a work device and I don't need to use Apple ID for anything. Apple laptop is the only device in the ecosystem.
Apple Store doesn't have useful apps for me, I rather use brew for installation, or I need to download dmg.
I don't use Apple Music because I use Spotify with my friends.
I don't use Apple Mail because we are in the Google ecosystem, so I use Gmail.
I don't use Apple Calendar (there is such a thing?), because in the Google ecosystem I use Google Calendar and - for notifications in the tray - Notion Calendar.
Currently, my environment uses Claude Code on bare metal, and my application runs in a container, and the agent can do "docker compose exec backend" without any restrictions (YOLO).
My biggest obstacles to adopting workflows with git worktree are the need to share the database engine (local resource constrains) and the initial migration time. Offloading to cloud might be interesting for that.
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