You can build all the tools yourself, or you can just go to a "tools store", install it and use it. MCP is just the standard everyone can use to build, share and use these tools.

Just like an app store, a chrome extension store, we can have a LLM tools store.

> Not my quote but: "The trillion dollar problem AI is trying to solve is wages. Your wages."

You know that your job as software engineer is automating tasks that other people could be doing manually, right?

I have just opened your link and it does not contain the exact text you quoted anymore, now it is:

> This process removes all PostgreSQL components except the data directory, ensuring existing databases are retained during the reinstall. It provides a clean slate for PostgreSQL while maintaining continuity of stored data. Always backup important data before performing major system changes.

And as the first source it cites exactly your comment, strange

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42586189

I have seen some logins like this, can't you just send a link in the email that sends you to the app home and you're logged in already?

I find it a hassle to copy the code, finding the right tab where I left the login page and pasting the code to login.

Magic links make assumptions about how users are accessing your sign in. That the device opening the email is the device using the authorization. Or that the user is signing into a web page and not a native/mobile app.

With current currencies you don't have an option, you HAVE to give your money to banks and accept its consequences, like losing privacy, risk of have it frozen, etc.

With cryptocurrencies at least you have an option, you can leave it at a custodial wallet that can manage some of the security for you or you can have a non-custodial wallet.

> Seriously don't understand how Roblox isn't being investigated for predatory practices

Who gave to your kid the money to spend on Roblox?

What do you think about people who sell food? Farmers, grocery stores, restaurants?

Water, food, internet, housing, transport, health, etc should all be public.

Restaurants don't fall under essential so no, nor do hotels, I don't count those as food or housing per se.

> No, they're people who own more private property than they need so they can make money off doing nothing from someone else's need for shelter

What do you think about farmers, grocery store owners, restaurant owners, etc? And hospitals, pharmaceuticals companies, etc?

> If everyone had a home, there wouldn't be a housing market

Who will build your house? You can't expect someone to build a house and give it to you for free, right, so what the builder will earn from that?

> What will be left? Where will we be? Just stranded without dignity or purpose, left to rot when we no longer produce value.

Look at the unemployment rate history. Look at poverty rate history. Your argument is completely nonsense.