@lelandf Also, very important: understand how the cache works and how it is timed. A long old thread that you just add one more message will be fully processed again once it is not cached anymore. So don't go revive old threads, that is basically just throwing away tokens again and again.
@lelandf Also, I would only use Fable-5.1 if you're doing cybersecurity tasks and have a verified account for that, or if you want the absolute best frontend design taste out of the box.
For everything else, stick to opus-5.5 right now, it is often better for the usual stuff.
I recently submitted a project to the "#WebMCP Challenge" #hackathon that I'm very proud of. You can check it out here: https://t.co/mKlp3fydiA
Please check it out (you can try it live) and leave a like or comment - I would appreciate that so much!
@pbakaus It would be lovely if `npx impeccable --version` would not only print the version of the CLI tool, but also of the installed skills (which differ in version, as I just found out π )
@KatieKeithBarn2 My recommendation would still be to not have educational content on your site be part of training data - IF you want it to have a better chance of getting cited and linked to in AI search - but have the training scrapers freely access the product pages, landing pages, etc...
@KatieKeithBarn2 I seem to have failed to set the initial context properly to guide the audience, so thank you for pointing this out. I'll make sure to properly mention this distinction directly in the future between content sites and product sites.
This is a fun companion alongside the main hackathon projects, and I'm curious to see what people create with it.
Get a sneak peek here: π https://t.co/2CIH2mRHNF π
More details and instructions on how to get involved coming soon, so stay tuned! π
#CloudFest#CFHack
We're launching a side-quest at this year's @Coudfest Hackathon - an interactive art installation! π¨
The organizer @CaroleOlinger wondered if we could integrate something more artistic into the hackathon - here's what I came up with...
Here's what makes it interesting: the gallery is public. Participants can write and deploy their own actors and anyone can watch the art take shape in real-time and vote on their favorites. AI reviews and rates each piece, the community votes, and the best works rise to the top.