Post B8RMfguDD4mBaPGueW by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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(DIR) Post #B8RBO5o6myEC6np4gC by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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actually, in general, i am in support of applications implementing MCP servers, not because of AI but because anything can use MCP to puppet an application
(DIR) Post #B8RBUirAW7suxJPp0i by pikhq@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne it just feels kinda insulting this is what it took for a lot of applications to even get programmable interfaces
(DIR) Post #B8RBhVkAa8TO3FEvhI by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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so for example, you can imagine somebody using a screen reader.today their experience is... so-so.but with MCP, the screen reader has a lot more context, and thus can generate better representations of the application state that might be more useful to a blind person.
(DIR) Post #B8RC3pSdxCnnZfgTWi by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@Elizafox @pikhq OSAScript is also why Voiceover is much better than other screen readers, because it uses that infrastructure 🙃
(DIR) Post #B8RD3S4J1ihoyggUa0 by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@gaditb @Elizafox oh, i too, am skeptical that screen reader vendors will not take advantage of this opportunitybut that does not mean MCP is not useful for non-AI use cases :)
(DIR) Post #B8RDK3oeRyBwgPHXBA by natty@astolfo.social
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@ariadne@treehouse.systems Funnily enough I feel like you couldn't teach an intern all of https://github.com/GoogleChrome/modern-web-guidance/blob/main/skills/modern-web-guidance/guides/accessibility/accessibility.md and naturally nobody is hiring dedicated accessbility engineers unless it's for compliance, so ...
(DIR) Post #B8RDkt9ODDuDQIm4sy by srtcd424@mas.to
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@ariadne The 90s called, they want their ARexx control 'ports' back :)
(DIR) Post #B8RE11HnjQohHyOupc by colinstu@birdbutt.com
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@ariadne I hear MCP and I think Master Control Program from TRON..
(DIR) Post #B8REKiAwUhpLoHaB9s by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@srtcd424 yeah basically
(DIR) Post #B8REx5dDjX0VYu6r1U by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@gaditb @Elizafox i do have some experience working with assistive technology in a computing sense. not as a customer, but as a researcher.nah, there are proprietary screenreaders on both windows and mac which compete with the platform implementations (voiceover & narrator).narrator (the windows one) is atrocious, so basically everyone uses JAWS or NVDA there.
(DIR) Post #B8RJMCwA6mS1HACZw8 by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@claudegohier @Elizafox @pikhq truly, computers were better back then
(DIR) Post #B8RM16E2AQ4gF0BhbM by cmars@infosec.exchange
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@ariadne CIMD, DCR and OAuth discovery are also pretty neat. More APIs should use them!
(DIR) Post #B8RMfguDD4mBaPGueW by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@gaditb @Elizafox iOS is voiceover-only.
(DIR) Post #B8Ra1eoSyBwcs3OAds by kouhai@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne I hate MCP as a protocol, it’s just… the shittiest possible RPC system. but hey, I guess it’s what everyone’s implementing
(DIR) Post #B8Rks4HIXGsiRuVLxw by virtulis@loud.computer
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@ariadne the one time i explored that the exposed functionality was absolute dogshit seemingly thrown together to proudly proclaim they have it. I can't imagine why anything that doesn't already have a proper API have a useful MCP.Then again, I wouldn't have imagined devs writing docs for LLMs but not humans, so I'm probably wrong.https://loud.computer/@virtulis/116380277480083437RT: https://loud.computer/users/virtulis/statuses/116380277480083437
(DIR) Post #B8T2ZM4GA8CeSCao4W by gbargoud@masto.nyc
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@ariadne My wife was talking about how she likes that everyone is paying more attention to command line versions of their tools because of LLMs using them
(DIR) Post #B8THLdTg8ORvhyOlG4 by ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
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@SRAZKVT @Ryan1729 the system does what the system does because people do not fight it effectively. thus it can still be reduced to "people don't want to".