> The ~2,500 MCP servers out there become composable CLI tools you can script and run in CI without an LLM in the loop

That's pretty cool.

The harder part is getting the various coding agents to run !mtpcli by default + getting cli tool maintainers to add --mtp-describe. Creating a standard is hard, I guess.

Silly question, but how does one get an Anki API Key? I've installed anki-connect and can't quite figure out where to get the key...

You can setup one in the anki-connect configuration - or just put in a dummy value that is ignored in case you dont have an Key set.

You might still get 403 error, change the allowed origins to "*" in anki-connect.

Incredibly impressive... Definitely better than Google Translate, and taking the spot for my default machine translation engine. Great job!

Related TED talk for those interested: http://www.ted.com/talks/michael_norton_how_to_buy_happiness

You're probably thinking of this post: https://hackernews.hn/item?id=5779473

We're the same company, only we've developed a Popcorn Time fork that ships with our learning tools.

Not yet, we don't

Thanks jb, awesome work by the vlc team - as always.

Could you maybe share some news on the status of the web plugin for the Mac?

There is a new one finished. Do you want to try it? Mail me.

done

Check out the Google I/O video I mention in the article if you need convincing. As far as not collecting user data fo privacy reasons, I think brandon0's comment says it all.

Yeah, we do that kind of stuff as well. At least you know what your data means. But when you start getting millions of hits a day, you won't necessarily want to spend some time scaling your system... In that case leaving it to the pros and focusing instead on your product may prove the most sensible move.

It should be pretty easy to scale out a simple set of data like this.

"Leaving it to the pros" means you don't control your data and you can't easily combine it with your other data about products, orders, whatever.

Custom variables don't let you consolidate on users though? In the visitor count, for instance, I don't think there's a way to tell GA to use a custom var to distinguish between visitors.