A missile would need to fly all the way over Europe before reaching London. It would be noticed, jets would be scrambled and it would be shot. Just like what happened here.

These were ballistic missiles. They are only vulnerable during the terminal phase, when they are moving at hypersonic speeds. Standard fighter jets aren't going to do it. It would take ground based THAAD, Patriot, or ship based Aegis systems. London might want to budget for that.

or take (less) of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAMP/T 8^)

They can fly well above any commercial and military aircraft.

Who do you think built Chicken Itza?!

This gave me a good laugh. I think you got auto-corrected from 'Chichén Itzá', to 'Chicken'.

If you go to the other sites down there (like Tulum) very often you will hear the vendors talk trash about Chichen Itza calling it "Chicken Pizza".

Didn't pick up on that when I was there. But I'll say that Chichen is definitely worth a visit and only about a 2h drive from Cancun! You can do a tour with a group like Xcaret so you don't even have to drive there yourself.

Yeah… yeah… that’s totally what happened :)

Kinetic weapons pose greater risk to bystanders.

In this case I think the schizos may be right. It makes complete sense. And $2b is peanuts to Meta, on par with the amount they’d authorize their lobbying department to spend over the course of a few years. I’m not surprised at all.

What are you using for hosting and deploying the MCP servers? I’d like something low friction for enterprise teams to be able to push their MCP definitions as easily as pushing a Git repo (or ideally, as part of a Git repo, kinda like GitHub pages). It’s obviously not sustainable for every team to host their own MCP servers in their own way.

So what’s the best centralized gateway available today, with telemetry and auth and all the goodness espoused in this blog post?

ROSA

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/overview-depl...

it should be part of your app and coordinated in a way that everyone in the enterprise can find all the available mcps. Like backstage or something

We built our own (may open source eventually).

MCP is effectively "just another HTTP REST API"; OAuth and everything. The key parts of the protocol is the communication shape and sequence with the client, which most SDKs abstract for you.

The SDKs for MCPs make it very straightforward to do so now and I would recommend experimenting with them. It is as easy to deploy as any REST API.

So a picture is worth 1,666 words?

Any time I google something on this topic, the results are useful but also out of date, because this space is moving so absurdly fast.

Funny, I was automatically refunded for a pair of shoes that Amazon thought I never received even though I’m wearing them right now. I couldn’t even find a way to dispute the refund so I just took the win…

That explains why it kept changing the estimated received date. It was doing weird things.

This would be a useful feature to bake into the commits generated by agents. Heck you don’t even need to wait — just change your prompt to tell it to include more context in its commit messages and to sign them as Claude rather than yourself…

I dunno, I feel like we’re well within the territory of the first commandment when it comes to growing brains in a vat.

“I am the Lord thy God. Thou shall not have strange gods before Me.”