Making a fantasy world where the elves are undesirable tall boomers and the dwarves are sexy short kings
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Ben Taylor
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I build Runno (https://runno.dev) a browser-based WASI runtime for programming languages. In my spare time I climb, make games, DJ, volunteer teach, and read sci-fi. In my full time I’m a software engineer in ed tech. He/Him from Naarm (Melbourne, AU).
I can see maps, send text messages and even video call at any moment - then when I don’t need it, it just disappears. And the whole time I can see the world around me too.
The real AR is the phone in my pocket
Just bought a 2011 Honda CR-V, and this thing is such a snapshot in time. It doesn’t have Bluetooth audio, but does have Bluetooth calling (via voice commands??). It takes CDs, and can play MP3 CDs. It has an aux input 🙏. It also has a DVD player on the roof that can either transmit audio over FM to the car, or via infrared (!!) headphones that came with the unit. Anyway here’s the DVD title screen to Anchorman.
@maxwheeler also that sounds super useful lol
I’ve started using MCP for some of my GitHub issue triage workflows. We’ll see if it pays off.
@maxwheeler yeah definitely - there are strategies for making it secure but it is high effort.
@maxwheeler yeah! I think there are some things that can’t be secured easily that are still useful for personal use. Securing these things is going to be the big challenge to usability.
I gave a talk a couple of weeks ago at MelbJS about how building MCP Servers is surprisingly easy. Here it is as a blog post:
Colin the Mathmo
Introducing runno/sandbox: A WebAssembly Sandbox for Running Code.
You could use it for running code generated by an LLM, or for testing code written by students, or for running customer functions on your own cloud.