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lol they must read Stacker News #1550237
Finalizing the underlying work to a better SN UI system, it's going great! I'm also doing bugfixes on the side, especially if I find bugs while refactoring.
While presented as a democracy promotion initiative, internal documents revealed efforts to support artists and organizations viewed as potential challenges to the Cuban government.
this comes to mind: #963617
I'll try this out in a few minutes, thank you! I've been doing this manually, but not with these words, and it's always a lottery.
Maybe I just got spoiled by the way LLMs used to talk i.e. with lists and spacing. People criticized it, me too, but it was actually comprehensible.
ohh and not to mention the vice of writing comments in a magical-mystical way often also referencing private/local files
Anthropic must do something about the multi-page paragraphs that its models produce. I have always had trouble focusing while reading (in my life), often having to reread the same lines, but this is just unreadable and kinda unfair.
I have to use GPT to decode whatever Claude yapped about, or write things myself.
edit: yes of course there are skills but it's clear that after 4.6 the focus shifted on maximizing LLMs performance by writing what the LLMs can comprehend better - and it makes sense, how else are we going to retire humans?
Some notification types got faster after the recent commits, and I expected them to be slower at first given the deployment ... but I see that notifications overall are still slow, especially when cold-requested.
We're still researching ways to make them faster, sorry about the inconvenience. Will update once we have more details!
I mean if I don't I go to jail. Italy has one of the worst rates of tax evasion, and I get it, taxes are both hard to navigate and really freaking high[1].
The only way to not pay taxes in Italy is to not participate in fiat transactions, ever. I have a job and rent so it's impossible for me to do that.
we have tax brackets and they're not that progressive ↩
I can assure you that the way we're behaving towards Spark and the warnings we apply to its name won't make any PayPal mafia happy. It's a tool and we don't force-feed it to people like others do.
We didn’t and we explain that very well to users who choose the Spark route!
Sadly not everybody knows how to deal with wallets, nodes, etc. They must be educated and I’m sure they’ll get a culture just by staying here.
Spark must be treated as a custodial wallet even if it isn’t, it’s a good way to get people started - and hopefully those people will get their node up and running with your guides.
It’s not the only self-custodial easy-af solution out there, certainly not the best and not the last we’ll introduce, but it’s a good starting point.
The gap between paragraphs is missing altogether, k00b found the fix really fast!