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@gneubig Wow thank you for your quick update, I'll check that and update my tools as well! 🚀

@himako_h It should be fixed now!

Hello @gneubig, I'm a developer of Japanese NLP tool github.com/himkt/konoha, supporting KyTea as a tokenizer. I noticed that www[.]phontron[.]com/kytea/download/kytea-0.4.7.tar.gz now returns an empty html instead of gunzip archive. Let me make sure if it is intended.🙏

@gneubig Thank you so much! Really appreciate it.

@himako_h Hi @himako_h , sorry about this! Let me fix this

@buruzaemon I'm also using Gemini 3.1 Pro (on web) and occasionally GPT 5.3 Codex (on CLI). Gemini 3.1 Pro is amazing for writing documents with the large context window! I use Claude Code and Codex CLI for the same purpose, but recently I've been mainly using Claude Code.

@himako_h out of curiosity, do you use any other frontier models alongside Claude?

My current claude code config. 🤫 github.com/himkt/config/t…

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@buruzaemon To be honest, I feel so lucky that I completed my degree before the GenAI era, since I'm really not confident I could have written papers or studied anything with my head and hands. 😅

@himako_h yes, this is kind of terrible...

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The fallback logic that Claude Code attempts to implement is not a good fallback but almost always ignores important errors to be raised.

I'm really struggling to prevent Claude Code from implementing fallback logic. I always tell Claude Code not to include fallback logic but to raise appropriate exceptions instead. Are there any good practices for addressing this problem?

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The official documentation shows the example, it is based on the first approach. So, it might be the appropriate way. :thinking: #update-with-extra-data" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sqlmodel.tiangolo.com/tutorial/fasta…

`sqlmodel_update()` in sqlmodel modifies objects in-place. But it also returns `self`. I'm sometimes confused which is better way to update objects. ``` person.sqlmodel_update(d) session.add(person) ``` ``` person = person.sqlmodel_update(d) session.add(person) ```

What is the appropriate way to write `.in_()` or `.is_()` in mypy compatible manner for #sqlmodel? Wrapping a attribute with `col()` is the best? #issuecomment-1682979446" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/fastapi/sqlmod…

I just noticed it only happens on Slack. It seems to be the problem not in Arc but Slack...

When Little Arc is disabled, clicking a link from other applications opens a page in Arc, but the window does not automatically switch. I often miss this and end up clicking the link multiple times, resulting in numerous tabs opening in the Arc window... #Arcbrowser