tomelliot

I ended up building my own take that doesn't have an annoying UI https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49091894

I decided I needed to make my own: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49091894

interesting - I'll keep an eye out for that and see if I can identify it too

thanks - I've also bought macwhisper. I'm looking for less GUI and more daemon (also it's been super buggy - hopefully their recent update helps)

I can't login is it a fake door test?

Request URL

https://roboticsregistry.net/api/v1/access/request/

Request Method

POST

Status Code

500 Internal Server Error

can you share your prompt? i love the combination of digital + offworld vibes with the brushstrokes, i'd love to iterate on it.

also, such a smart idea to build the excel runtime alternative. remember us when you get snapped up by a lab for a training environment.

The official "meta registry" for MCP servers is out in the light of day:

https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry/

The full details on how they're thinking about this ecosystem:

https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry/discussions...

Mm I hadn't thought about the stateful part - so the server is running the whole time the MCP client is active? Rather than being spun up as needed to make a tool call?

Yeah definitely an ecosystem play

Yeah that seems to be how it is today. I'm just curious if there's something I'm missing with MCP, or if they want to make some changes down the road that will improve it in this way.

Looks cool!

Do you support using a different no code front end?

Cool tool, thanks for sharing!

I did the same thing with building something in excel - I didn't think as hard about the retirement portion though and just matched it to my previous pension contributions from when I was employed, so that's a great addition.

One thing I have in my sheet that I find helpful: A comparison with an equivalent annual salary at an employer. For example I have a day rate that is a rough approximation to match the annual salary I'd like to have if I were employed by someone - taking into account that the day rate needs to include sick days, holidays, the employer's share of insurance and pension contributions that I now pay etc.