Stephen Grider

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Stephen Grider

Stephen Grider

@ste_grider

I do the computers. Courses: https://t.co/nrHFlUXKi7. Email: [email protected].

Katılım Aralık 2012
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Stephen Grider
Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
Got a YouTube channel full of tech content? Published a course before? Come work with me (and a bunch of really smart people) at Anthropic. We're hiring a Tech Video Content Dev to push dev ed forward. You'll be responsible for creating a tremendous amount of video content to help devs understand AI. Right now we're looking for people who have a track record of published videos and courses in the tech space. job-boards.greenhouse.io/anthropic/jobs…
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Roy@__roycohen·
@trq212 @thdxr Bro pls let me know how to fix this?? On 2 different terminals I'm seeing the comment box be cut off. Or am i losing my mind bro? I don't even know what I'm looking at anymore
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dax@thdxr·
i guarantee you claude code rolls back the ultrathink animation they added
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
I recorded this clip! It is VSCode. Add these to your settings.json to get a similar look: "editor.glyphMargin": false, "workbench.activityBar.location": "hidden", "window.commandCenter": false, "workbench.layoutControl.enabled": false, "editor.minimap.enabled": false, "workbench.statusBar.visible": false,
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MOIKAPY@moikapy·
@claudeai What terminal/editor are they using here?
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Claude@claudeai·
Learning mode in Claude Code shows you the path, but lets you walk it by leaving strategic sections for you to implement and build your skills.
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
I know strong memory for Claude is a frequently requested feature, but I don't want my previous dumbs to infect my future dumbs.
Marco@SkyBlueHarbor

@claudeai memoryyyyyyyy across chatsssssss

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Stephen Grider
Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@derekalia Agree on the subfolder claudemd files, that’s something I’ve been really curious about and want to look into
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Derek@derekalia·
1. Does outlining sub-agents that specialize in specific areas of your app help (planning, db dev, backend dev, frontend dev, debugger, ui dev)? Or is it more effective just to use one agent that is more of a generalist? 2. Does adding more Claude.md files (in sub folders) to your project as it becomes more complex help?
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
You now have infinity Claude Code usage and can test how it performs with different configurations (subagents on/off, detailed vs simple claudemd files, etc). What config variations would you want to see tested?
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@hashim_warren Let's say that using agents made you choose between increased accuracy, faster task completion, or reduced cost (fewer tokens used). Which metric would you want to improve most?
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
This guy's never been to Texas, home of the most descriptive town names Bee Cave, Texas - Early settlers noticed a cave full of bees (actually bats) Ding Dong, Texas - Had a country store with a bell with 'Ding Dong' painted on it Gun Barrel City, Texas - Main road is straight as a gun barrel Dime Box, Texas - Settlers paid for mail delivery by dropping dimes in a box Turkey, Texas - Yep, there are turkeys in the area Pep, Texas - Renamed from 'Ledwig' to show that the residents had pep Notrees, Texas - An area that has no trees Telephone, Texas - Named (in part) because it had one of the first telephones in the area Muleshoe, Texas - Rancher found a muleshoe. Town named. Job done.
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Bernard Stanford ✡︎@stanfordNYC·
A fun facet of Chinese is that many city names are semantically legible as normal text instead of just as names. Shanghai = On the Sea Beijing = North Capital Shenzhen = Deep Ditch Fuzhou = Happy City Americans are used to names just being names. What the heck is a "York"?
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Djeidy Ba@BaDjeidy·
@_catwu I wish it can detect lint errors and fix them like Cursor and others.
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cat@_catwu·
We have another feature launching in Claude Code today: web search
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@jobergum @vespaengine Great UI, really impressive. However, it looks like many of the sample queries end up getting wrong answers. For example '% for Switzerland RE in 2023' answers 5.6%, but the PDF states 3.6%. Other sample queries have similar results. Am I missing something?
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Jo Kristian Bergum@jobergum·
🚀 The Rise of Vision RAG! Launching a complete RAG app that you can deploy to production in minutes! - Hybrid fusion of ColPali + BM25 with @vespaengine - Gemini 1.5 Flash-8B - FastHTML frontend - Runs on Huggingface Spaces Interpretable SERP with snippets + patch highlights! RAG with ColPali doesn't need to be sluggish. Huge s/o to the team that built it @thomas_thoresen @andreer @ldalves
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
Most of my git commit messages sound like "Optimize loading of cached styles" In reality, each of them should be "frantically fixing something i broke in my last commit"
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
Monaco editor is awesome for showing a bare text editor in the browser, but you often end up having to build other common UI elements (file/folder browser, tab system, etc) from scratch. Happy to see projects like @litecode-ide/virtual-file-system" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">npmjs.com/package/@litec… to bridge that gap!
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Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@dan_abramov Postnasal drip. Get a neti pot. Boil water, let it cool down until it's warm. Pour it up your nose, letting it flow into your throat - you'll have to swallow a whole bunch. I have to do this quite a bit whenever I spend the whole day speaking.
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Stephen Grider
Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@acemarke @ossia Yall fix those circular dependency issues with slices yet? Tough to teach RTK to beginners with that. "Use slices, exxceepptt if they'll depend on each other's actions, which is something you probably won't be able to plan for as a beginner" doesn't work for students
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Mark Erikson
Mark Erikson@acemarke·
@ossia I know there were plans to update FCC's curriculum a couple years ago, and use of "modern Redux" was discussed in those threads. Doesn't seem like anything's happened since then. Would really appreciate it if FCC could start teaching "modern Redux" the way our docs show!
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Mark Erikson@acemarke·
I've said this before, but I'm concerned that well-known sites like @freecodecamp and @Codecademy are still teaching "legacy Redux" instead of "modern Redux" with RTK + hooks. I'd commented in an FCC issue a year+ ago, but nothing has come of that: github.com/freeCodeCamp/C…
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(Personal) Techienaut@Techienaut_Life·
@ste_grider Hey Stephen. So I bought your Micro-Services course for Node, and I was wondering if I can start/admin/mod your discord server? I'm really trying to find people to connect with via voice chat. It would be under ownership, of course. Let me know what you think.
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Stephen Grider
Stephen Grider@ste_grider·
@cseguinot I do plan on doing something focused on performance with React soon!
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christophe seguinot
christophe seguinot@cseguinot·
@ste_grider I'm big fan. Just to give you and idea for a course: React & Performance would be great: - performance monitoring - fix issue with useMemo, useCallback, etc ... - reselect for redux, or else - delegate tasks to web workers
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