@alex_prompter public artifacts are public, and people put the links to artifacts they created to their sites, so google indexes them as any other link. What is wrong with indexing a thing that the author explicitly made public? Indexing of shared chats is a different story, and it's fixed, BTW
@tye1337 You won't. You need to have at least 500 subscribers, and at least 3M short views in the past 90 days. Good luck getting to this before December.
For quite a while I could not find an interval training app that would do when I need. Thanks to @AnthropicAI Sonnet 3.5, I created an iOS app, or rather it created the app for me, and I was manual QA, and product manager :)
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@singhcredible@Patrick49012564 Agree! It is even more important when you have kids - they need to learn good habits. Get them involved, take them with you on a bike ride, Let them try cold plunges. Healthy diet is the must. Sleep is crucial. Our job as parents is to raise resilient, and healthy individuals :)
@heyabhishek Claude has been able to do it for a long time, I'm surprised ChatGPT caught up just now. I suspect that it was able to do it before but very poorly. I once tried it in GitHub CoPilot, and was not complete at all. Claude Opus was able to create much more complex chart.
@CFDevelop I would love to use google sign-in, and I try it first but some apps ask too much to be shared with them, and if they do not have username option, I won't use that app.
I stopped using Facebook login years ago. Every app requested the list of my friends, so I gave up.
@bernhardsson We have projects that require approval to merge, typically when a bug there could have a significant revenue impact, and other projects where approval is optional, so engineers ask for review when they want it.
@bernhardsson If a change is needed after the original code is merged, this would require to create another PR, that adds friction. Much easier to update the original one before merging.
@bernhardsson If you trust your engineers, they should be able to deploy obvious bug fixes to production from a branch, and you could still require review for merging. Even a simple/quick bug fixes could be improved. If you do it asynchronously after the merge, it would never happen.