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Claude Fable 5 1 month ago

Have you seen Fable randomly jump from 50% session limit to 100%? That happened to me a couple hours ago. It was preceded by a bunch of errors about failing to submit a bunch of screenshots.

Just did and still not seeing exactly what OP has made where the object looks like the letter. There are a few where the letters are abused to vaguely look like (use same texture) objects.

Maybe my Google foo sucks but could someone actually link what they're seeing?

I read this whole article like you were going to teach them Ancient Greek, but now I'm guessing modern is more likely?

Anyway, some of my strongest language class memories from college are from translating parts of the Odyssey and New Testament.

I tried searching and even had Claude search in modern Greek and didn't find specifically cards with objects shaped like the letters.

Can you share what you found?

I find `jj commit -i` much easier.

Lol or they could use VSCode's integrated source control and stage stuff manually that way. Both are better than bare `git add -p` in my opinion.

Ideally, reduces cognitive complexity because you don't have to think about the staging area anymore, just commits.

I recently started trying it out at work and I like how fluent it makes what would be more advanced git operations like squashing and rebasing.

Issues I've run into have been understanding its version of branches (bookmarks), understanding its merge conflict indicators, and its lack of respect for git skip-worktree.

"...even as he fell, Leyster realized that he was still carrying the shovel. In his confusion, he’d forgotten to drop the thing. So, desperately, he swung it around with all his strength at the juvenile’s legs.

Tyrannosaurs were built for speed. Their leg bones were hollow, like a bird’s. If he could break a femur …

The shovel connected, but not solidly. It hit without breaking anything. But, still, it got tangled up in those powerful legs. With enormous force, it was wrenched out of his hands. Leyster was sent tumbling on the ground.

Somebody was screaming. Dazed, Leyster raised himself up on his arms to see Patrick, hysterically slamming the juvenile, over and over, with the butt of the shotgun. He didn’t seem to be having much effect. Scarface was clumsily trying to struggle to its feet. It seemed not so much angry as bewildered by what was happening to it.

Then, out of nowhere, Tamara was standing in front of the monster. She looked like a warrior goddess, all rage and purpose. Her spear was raised up high above Scarface, gripped tightly in both hands. Her knuckles were white.

With all her strength, she drove the spear down through the center of the tyrannosaur’s face. It spasmed, and died. Suddenly everything was very still."