Chris Gaafary
@cgaaf.bsky.social
Claude 3.7 works decently well especially if provided with a little bit of context about rune patterns.
April 18, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Claude 3.7 works decently well especially if provided with a little bit of context about rune patterns.
It was in beta yes but given that it wasnt release I imagine there was very little code that was available in the pre training set. Especially compared to the older APIs. Anthropic seems to do a better job staying up to date on there knowledge cutoffs. This might explain why Claude does a better job
April 17, 2025 at 1:24 PM
It was in beta yes but given that it wasnt release I imagine there was very little code that was available in the pre training set. Especially compared to the older APIs. Anthropic seems to do a better job staying up to date on there knowledge cutoffs. This might explain why Claude does a better job
Yea probably because the knowledge cutoff date is July 2024
April 17, 2025 at 12:44 AM
Yea probably because the knowledge cutoff date is July 2024
I think it would be awesome if svelte officially incorporated an MCP server for docs using an implementation like yours that was always up to date. I could see a future in which frameworks and languages shipped with an LSP and and MCP
April 9, 2025 at 2:48 PM
I think it would be awesome if svelte officially incorporated an MCP server for docs using an implementation like yours that was always up to date. I could see a future in which frameworks and languages shipped with an LSP and and MCP
Maybe best analogy I can make is like relying on lighthouse to tell you if your website is shitty. Except it’s $400. Not that it can’t be helpful to diagnose some targeted things. But not routinely necessary if you have a simple site that already employs best practices?
January 14, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Maybe best analogy I can make is like relying on lighthouse to tell you if your website is shitty. Except it’s $400. Not that it can’t be helpful to diagnose some targeted things. But not routinely necessary if you have a simple site that already employs best practices?
Oh and take good care of your teeth.
Most of that is free or cheap.
Of course there are some things that are just bad luck or genetics you can’t control but avoid over optimizing health based on non actionable data points until you’ve got the basics done well.
Most of that is free or cheap.
Of course there are some things that are just bad luck or genetics you can’t control but avoid over optimizing health based on non actionable data points until you’ve got the basics done well.
January 14, 2025 at 11:51 AM
Oh and take good care of your teeth.
Most of that is free or cheap.
Of course there are some things that are just bad luck or genetics you can’t control but avoid over optimizing health based on non actionable data points until you’ve got the basics done well.
Most of that is free or cheap.
Of course there are some things that are just bad luck or genetics you can’t control but avoid over optimizing health based on non actionable data points until you’ve got the basics done well.
Waste of money in my opinion. I’m an emergency physician not a health maintenance doctor so take my word with a grain of salt. But do the basics well and you’ve done 90% of what’s needed for good health. Eat well, don’t smoke or vape, exercise often, avoid alcohol and drugs and get decent sleep
January 14, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Waste of money in my opinion. I’m an emergency physician not a health maintenance doctor so take my word with a grain of salt. But do the basics well and you’ve done 90% of what’s needed for good health. Eat well, don’t smoke or vape, exercise often, avoid alcohol and drugs and get decent sleep
Touché. If you are ever cooking for a group it does make prep a little easier because you can do the parboil earlier in the day or the day before and then just pop it in the oven later.
Also just starting web dev from iOS dev. Svelte 5 is great. Rune system is great. Keep up the good work!
Also just starting web dev from iOS dev. Svelte 5 is great. Rune system is great. Keep up the good work!
January 13, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Touché. If you are ever cooking for a group it does make prep a little easier because you can do the parboil earlier in the day or the day before and then just pop it in the oven later.
Also just starting web dev from iOS dev. Svelte 5 is great. Rune system is great. Keep up the good work!
Also just starting web dev from iOS dev. Svelte 5 is great. Rune system is great. Keep up the good work!
Great trick! Another method with fewer dishes is to toss them in the pot that you boiled them in.
My preferred method is to boil them until they are naturally starting to fall apart and gently take them out to cool. Then I roast them for the crispiest crust. Cooling gets rid of the steam.
My preferred method is to boil them until they are naturally starting to fall apart and gently take them out to cool. Then I roast them for the crispiest crust. Cooling gets rid of the steam.
January 13, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Great trick! Another method with fewer dishes is to toss them in the pot that you boiled them in.
My preferred method is to boil them until they are naturally starting to fall apart and gently take them out to cool. Then I roast them for the crispiest crust. Cooling gets rid of the steam.
My preferred method is to boil them until they are naturally starting to fall apart and gently take them out to cool. Then I roast them for the crispiest crust. Cooling gets rid of the steam.