TaggartI see it's once again time to post this: https://taggart-tech.com/discord-alternatives
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Falco
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Here is a good example of workflows that are possible with Discourse MCP, Discourse → Jira integration.
Here is a good example of workflows that are possible with Discourse MCP, @Discourse → Jira integration.
Exclusive gift for the Builders group in this Google I/O is the coolest!
Philipp Krennwe enabled some of the @Discourse provided AI features on discuss.elastic.co. the stats are for the last 24 (the weekend is a bit quieter)
feels more about making things more useful than just generating more text:
1. better search with semantic search: that should be an easy win
2. better spam detection: great
3. summarization: not quite sure if that will be as useful — also this output cost 1.9K tokens in total
lcamtuf 
ModernBert, https://huggingface.co/blog/modernbert, is shaping to be the basis of a whole new generation of embeddings, classification and re-rankers. Hopefully we get good multilingual ones too.
@codinghorror is this the worst timeline?
https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/20/24249949/intel-qualcomm-rumor-takeover-acquisition-arm-x86
I'm downloading a pirated game after over a decade away from it, and it's so nostalgic. The torrent download, the installer music, the .ru forum with over 500+ pages, .ini editing, etc.
Ruby is such an awesome language, but the lack of any ergonomics on the standard library to create simple worker pool using either Ractors or the FiberScheduler are baffling.
Those can be so useful to make a script fast in today machines, that I have no idea what people are doing.