Ask HN: How has the image/reputation of YC changed in the last 1 year?
Overall do people have more or less respect for YC now vs last year?What is causing the trend (if there is one)?Is it censorship? Exclusivity at YC?
Don't bother answering, there's no point in trying to have rational discourse here.
I wonder why there is a protocol at all for end users since you are using natural language as the ACTUAL protocol.
Is MCP not for developers?
I thought of it as like a GraphQL in that it takes over the network comms layer but for LLM queries instead of payloads.
Idk
I've heard YC's "exclusivity" used as the reason it's the best, and the reason it's the worst.
Just curious what the community thinks.
I imagine a simple Bad Request could derail the convo since it's added to the context?
Fundamental things are keeping me away
Overall do people have more or less respect for YC now vs last year?What is causing the trend (if there is one)?Is it censorship? Exclusivity at YC?
Why create a new protocol for fetching data instead of using existing protocols like HTTP?There's far more training data already for just using fetch. I bet LLMs are better at fetch than MCP.Why not extend LLMs with basic browser technology instead?I also wonder about storing the fetches data in context (polluting it) vs elsewhere.Is there a better way?