We are finally making a svelte skill for claude (and turning the repo into a claude marketplace so you can install the MCP and the skill with two commands).
Please check out this PR, there's a zip file with the skill that you can download..try the skill without the MCP and report if it works! 🧡
This is awesome news! I’ve been tracking this project for a while and I appreciate the amount of effort that you have put into it.
But I did notice that the concierge got straight on the phone once the chap had left for his room.
I’m not really sure what his angle was. It has left me a little unsettled, if I’m honest.
He then engaged another member of staff in a conversation about physics whilst proffering a book (I didn’t catch the title, but it was fiction).
It took him about 50 minutes to check in, all told. He got his room for the day.
In the end, he went on line, paid for the room, and then gave the concierge the booking reference. The name on the reference didn’t match the one he’d given to her.
His payment cards were in his Apple Wallet, but he needed a physical card to check in.
The concierge explained that she couldn’t check him in if he had no ID. He’d got his iPhone out to show her photos of bills and travel documents (not current it seemed).
He grabbed a glass of cranberry juice from the breakfast buffet at one point, but dropped it and it smashed. He then proceeded to explain to the cleaners that his hands were too big and his arms too long.
There was then a lengthy conversation that meandered all over the place: who he used to work for, which countries he had been to, what his interests were, the fact he owned a flat in Tower Hill (about 10 minutes walk away).
Keep in mind this chap was very tired and claimed to have traveled from Shanghai.
He had nothing except the clothes he stood up in, an iPhone, a laptop, a bag with a book, and a Tupperware box. No passport, no driving license, no credit/debit cards.
The concierge was accommodating and found a room that he could have for the day, and asked for ID.
He claimed he’d taken three flights from Shanghai, all of which had been delayed. He claimed that he had been travelling for 40+ hours, was tired and wanted to sleep.
Chap walked into the hotel I’ve been staying at this week, asking to check in for the day. It was about 06:30 when he arrived, and I was having breakfast at a table adjacent to the reception desk.
TS → ESM is the future, today
The parallax effect on multiple the scrolling signs in the Circle Line carriages is pretty cool.
I often wonder if Microsoft’s long game will be to replace the Windows kernel with Linux at some point, and WSL was just a PoC that they were able to ship on the way.
Absolutely. Value doesn’t need to be everything - something can be enough, and usually is.
Too true: user stories need to be simple to be told effectively.
My FIL was convinced it was pronounced jiggerbyte, either way
Was this planned or spur of the moment? Asking for a friend.
Claude Code is great, until it isn’t. I spent an early morning churning through chores with Claude Code, feeing super productive. We then hit a tricky issue - Claude Code got stuck in and solved it by rewriting content rather than code. I lost an hour of my life on that one.
I was thinking about this the other day; we’re soon going to see `—llms` or similar being added to CLIs just so that can play all the more fully.
Who is still arguing? 😏
This feels pretty awesome, ngl. Can’t wait to see how @vite.dev and friends benefit from the investment, but also looking forward to seeing @voidzero.dev flourish.
Thankfully both were samples downloaded from the Kindle Store. But therein also lies the problem.
The other I’m not sure about, but it was just so weirdly constructed that AI had to have had a hand in the process somewhere.
One was AI generated. It still had markdown notation in parts of the text, and all the characters had the same voice.