Anthropic acaba de soltar un curso gratis de 4 horas
Usando Claude exactamente con los mismos flujos de trabajo que usan sus propios ingenieros
00:15 - Cómo promptar a Claude de la forma correcta
11:41 - El contrato de output que elimina respuestas inconsistentes
30:04 - El loop que hace que los agentes de Claude sean mucho más fiables (lo mas interesante)
33:21 - Por qué Claude se atasca en tareas de código
01:33:39 - El workflow diario que usan los ingenieros de Anthropic
02:50:56 - El pequeño ajuste que hace que Claude se vuelva mucho más inteligente
Estas 4 horas valen más que cualquier curso de vibe coding de pago
Guárdalo y míralo hoy mismo
Después lee el artículo de abajo
This week, T-bills were oversubscribed for the third consecutive week, with the overall subscription rate coming in at 160.1%, albeit lower than the subscription rate of 224.0% recorded the previous week.
Investors’ preference for the shorter 91-day paper waned, with the paper receiving bids worth Kshs 2.1 bn against the offered Kshs 4.0 bn, translating to an undersubscription rate of 52.2%, significantly lower than the oversubscription rate of 435.4%, recorded the previous week.
The subscription rates for the 182-day paper decreased to 88.0% from the 110.7% recorded the previous week while the 364-day paper increased to 275.3% from the 252.7% recorded the previous week.
The government accepted a total of Kshs 36.4 bn worth of bids out of Kshs 38.4 bn bids received, translating to an acceptance rate of 94.6%.
The yields on the government papers were on a downward trajectory with the yields on the 364-day paper decreasing the most by 16.1 bps to 10.1% from 10.2% recorded the previous week. The yields on the 182-day paper decreased by 13.6 bps to 8.8% from the 8.9% recorded the previous week while the 91-day paper decreased by 3.1 bps to remain relatively unchanged from the 8.5% recorded the previous week.
It was an honour as the Fund Managers Association to host an inaugural FMA Charity Golf Day @KarenGolfClub with support from sponsors including our Platinum Sponsor @TdbGroup , MTC-Trust and TRIFIC
This was my salary in 2019 y’all think I’m kidding and yes this was after I was promoted from 20k after working for 2 years.
I did projects worth around $100m while here
Engineers see really bad things in this country. Someday things will change
"Buy a plot of land, instead of leaving it idle, plant a certain type of trees. Sell the trees after 10 years"😂😂
I've seen this idea severally on my comments. Where did originate from?
Does it still work?
What's the expected ROI?