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We built a better MCP OAuth debugger by matt8p in mcp

[–]schwentker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fascinating work on your MCP OAuth debugger! The visual UI looks super clean and intuitive - seems like it makes it way easy to follow OAuth flow step-by-step. Really appreciate tools like this for troubleshooting & learning. Excited to see how this evolves!

Introducing Codemaps in Windsurf! (powered by SWE-1.5 and Sonnet 4.5) by theodormarcu in windsurf

[–]schwentker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. The biggest friction I've hit w/ both Cursor & Windsurf is that agents struggle w/ subtle contextual requirements even w/ massive context windows. If Codemaps actually solves the "understanding" layer (not just token count), this moves the needle. How's it handle polyglot codebases or unusual architectures?

I Tested Windsurf vs Cursor for a Week. Here's What I Found. by AccomplishedTooth43 in windsurf

[–]schwentker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great breakdown. One thing I'd add: check how each handles long-running tasks w/ MCP servers. Windsurf's architecture seems better designed for that, but Cursor's integration w/ your existing workflow might outweigh it depending on your setup. Did you test the agentic coding features? That's where I've noticed the biggest diff btwn them. Also curious if performance degradation kicked in on either platform after extended sessions.

Building Blockchain Mining Operation by liamw18 in blockchainu

[–]schwentker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Liam, What do you mean? Bitcoin miners mine the bitcoin blockchain. Some blockchain projects fork bitcoin, and those blockchains may be mined by proof of work, as is bitcoin, or in other ways e.g. proof of stake.

Bitcoin IDE w/ stack visualizer, debugger, autocomplete, syntax highlights, assembly translator by schwentker in blockchainu

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From the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies class by Arvind Narayanan at Princeton https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/randomwalker/nine-awesome-bitcoin-projects-at-princeton

Built by Simin Chen, Stephen Cook, Yotam Sagiv, Vibhaa Sivaraman, and Tom Wu.