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Sorry, I'm home now. Have fun though!
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The other thing to consider is security. You wouldn't want some random MCP server to be able to prompt another MCP server to divulge privileged information.
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There's nothing in the spec that suggests that tool calling is not allowed here, but the spec also recommends users approve tool calls. So I'm not sure how that would work, though I don't see a reason why it couldn't.
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I'm excited to be invited!
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Will you be at the event!?
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Also, yes, you can indeed use this with the free open source workshops as well. Here are all the workshops you can use this with (even without a paid license!): github.com/search?q=top...
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Learn more here: www.epicai.pro/your-ai-assi...
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I'm with you
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Learn how to get this configured in your editor of choice here:
www.epicai.pro/introducing-...
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Yeah, I do a fetch to Cloudflare: github.com/epicweb-dev/...
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Also, I've got tickets available for the next cohort of learners for the MCP Fundamentals workshop: www.epicai.pro/events/works...
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Congrats!
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It's because including it kind of violates the contract of hope dependency arrays are supposed to work. The only things that should be included are things that, when changed, will trigger a render which triggers the effect to be called.
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Check the article and I explain
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I'm personally making bets by what I'm spending my time investment on. That's all.
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Thanks Andrew!
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Thank you Angie! Right back at you!
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The first one to get it right!
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I actually feel the opposite. I like being more explicit about focus management than "this rendered so focus"
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That's a good approach!
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You're a LOVELY fraud
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Posted: www.epicreact.dev/preserving-a...
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Wait what?
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Original post from @ricky.fm for you to favorite and whatnot bsky.app/profile/rick...