@hijacker_mills@LowLevelTweets@kentcdodds I see, you mean package the MCP as a local CLI binary tool? TBH I think this has more to do with proper architecture than the specific tool. I have made both and sometimes MCP is more appropriate for the use case, like wanting shared context or long running structured processes.
@xandernn@airfrance@KLM@USDOT I can respect that - filing a claim will get you the money back pretty fast while they investigate and (for better or worse) it's in the credit card company's interest to side with you unless you're clearly in the wrong. Following up with regulatory agencies seems fair too.
@xandernn@airfrance@KLM@USDOT Assuming you paid with a credit card and have all this evidence - I would dispute the charge. It's doubly annoying when companies mess up and then make you spend time fixing it, but part of what your card offers is fraud protection to cover things like this. Good luck!
@budvandoor It's really not that hard to do.
The only time I've had an issue is when the wrong pads were put on my heavy vehicle and caught on fire going down Teton Pass. They were put on at a mechanic's shop.
@hassandev22@MUHAMMADALI_M@masonddudley@theo "A mood board is a type of visual presentation or 'collage' consisting of images, text, and samples of objects in a composition. It can be based on a set topic or can be any material chosen at random...."
https://t.co/ZL19wAeGgL
@masonddudley@theo Try screenshots of UI / designs to emulate. I sometimes use ChatGPT to come up with "mood boards" and then feed the result of that into Codex.
I also keep meaning to ask it to use the "second or third best design you can think of" to see if that comes out differently.