That moment when DeepSeek models censor Tianman square... Basically useless right! And can it count how many R's are in strawberry?

Nvidia stock be like

All the hype seems to be around the new DeepSeek models, are they actually that good?

Hey, who is selling Bitcoin right now? Is it the US preparing to buy their Bitcoin reserve? Just some guys panic selling because the news don't affect the price? 😂

Bitcoin and Solana be going crazy as expected 😳

If you want to generate clean Svelte 5 when using LLMs like Claude 3.5 Sonnet or MiniMax 01, then you need to use llms.txt as context which you can find here: svelte.dev/docs/llms With this, the LLM will generate proper Svelte 5 code instead of legacy Svelte 4 code.

Did you know it's actually possible to use React libraries seamlessly in Svelte? Thanks to the bfanger/svelte-preprocess-react project, you can use any React library you want. Great if there's something you need and it's exclusive to React.

Try Svelte Inspector if you haven't! Forget manual searches. Just use a keybinding and click an element—your editor will jump right to it. Gone are the days of manually ripgrepping and searching for that element you can see in your browser.

Deep dive on Superforms is also required. It's super useful once you learn how it works and how you use it with other parts of Svelte.

Here's some benchmarks from their GitHub which you can check it out here: github.com/MiniMax-AI/MiniMa…

New AI model called MiniMax 01 just dropped, and it has a whopping 4M context window, which is absurd compared to the industry standard of 128K-256K. Wonder how it actually performs to other models, recently both DeepSeek V3 and MiniMax 01 has been released. Exciting times!

Snippets with Svelte 5 can't be underestimated. They are super powerful compared to slots and makes the code even more flexible. Gonna make a video on it soon.

Dynamic forms can be difficult to get right.. But thanks to Superforms + Formsnap it actually works quite well, and you get 100% typesafety from server to client with realtime validation. Check it out: formsnap.dev/docs/recipes/dy…

Did you know, in Svelte 5 you can call push() on arrays directly instead of having to create a new array: Before: let numbers = []; numbers = [...numbers, 123]; After: let numbers = $state([]); numbers.push(123);