joshowens

Never trust AI. Just because it should do the thing you ask, doesn't mean it won't go off the rails. Check and balances, trust but verify. Or don't trust at all and put restraints in place.

Fun read.

Wow, what a crazy read. I'm not sure how any of us stand a chance in running a secure network in this new age. Only a matter of time until models can find the zero day exploits themselves and fast...

Author here. The biggest gap I hit after removing MCPs was APIs without CLIs.

GitHub has gh, AWS has aws, but most SaaS APIs have nothing. That's why I'm building CommandSpec. The tool takes any OpenAPI spec and generates a typed Go CLI. Every endpoint becomes a command, every parameter becomes a flag. The AI discovers operations via `--help` instead of preloading every possible tool definition.

Happy to answer questions about the setup or CommandSpec.

I suspect that we didn't get enough Ember responders, because I do think they have a reasonable sized community. 9k responses is likely not enough to draw a reasonable conclusion that it isn't popular. I wish we could have paired up npm downloads or some other stat besides some of this data...

What did ES5 change to then? I never heard. Honestly, ES2015 just seems odd to me.

9k responses certainly weren't from SV alone. I know alot of the Spacedojo Slack channel took the survey and I think like 2 out of 300 live in SV.

Would be fun to maybe turn ip addresses into lat/long and map out where the responses came from...

Personally I prefer this type of content because I can set it to 2x and speed through and pick up the things I need to know.

Some of us don't have the luxury of mainlining r/javascript all day long.

This looks awesome

This is exciting, been thinking of trying out Redux and this will hopefully save time

Offline support is tricky because each app needs to implement what happens in the case of data conflict. Meteor already has the groundDB package that allows for offline support in local storage. I would imagine you could implement a read only option into local storage once they release reactive graphQL.

Well said! I actually think the community has done a ton of work on Electron and we will see the desktop option soon too.

This announcement is exciting on many levels and I think some of the unspoken bits will be interesting later too. I hear they are working directly with people at Facebook on this project.