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Claude needs to fix their text input box. It tries to be so advanced that code in backticks gets reformatted, and when you copy it, the formatting is lost (even

Claude needs to fix their text input box. It tries to be so advanced that code in backticks gets reformatted, and when you copy it, the formatting is lost (even the backticks).

nickthesick 2y ago
They are using Tiptap for their input and just a couple of days ago we called them out on some perf improvements that could be had in their editor: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41036078 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41036078 I am curious what you mean by the formatting is lost though?
- qwertox 2y ago
  Odd, multiline backtick code works very good, I don't know why I thought that it was also broken. When you type "test `foo` done" in the editor, it immediately changes `foo` into a wrapped element. When you then copy the text without submitting it, then the backticks are lost, losing the inline-code formatting. I thought that this could also happen to multiline code. Somehow it does. Type the following: Test: ``` def foo(): return bar ``` Delete that and type Test: ``` def foo(): return bar ``` done In the first case, the ``` in the line "Test: ```" does not open the code block, this happens with the second backtics. Maybe that's the way markdown works. In the second case, all behaves normally, until you try to copy what you just wrote into the clipboard. Then you end up with Test: def foo(): return bar done Ok, only the backticks are lost but the formatting is preserved. I think I have been trained by OpenAI to always copy what I submit before submitting, because it sometimes loses the submitted content, forcing me to re-submit.
cpursley 2y ago
Claude is truly incredible but I'm so tired of the JavaScript bloat everywhere. Just why. Both theirs and ChatGPTs UIs are hot garbage when it comes to performance (I constantly have to clear my cache and have even relegated them to a different browser entirely). Not everyone has an M4, and if we did - we'd probably just run our own models.
- chipdart 2y ago
  > Just why. Both theirs and ChatGPTs UIs are hot garbage when it comes to performance (...) I have been using ChatGPT and Claude for a while and I never noticed anything resembling a performance issue. Can you elaborate on what you perceived as being "hot garbage"?
spaceship__sun 2y ago
Hardly a day passes without ML progress...405B dethroned in ONE DAY

Claude needs to fix their text input box. It tries to be so advanced that code in backticks gets reformatted, and when you copy it, the formatting is lost (even the backticks).

nickthesick 2y ago

They are using Tiptap for their input and just a couple of days ago we called them out on some perf improvements that could be had in their editor: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41036078 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41036078 I am curious what you mean by the formatting is lost though?

qwertox 2y ago
Odd, multiline backtick code works very good, I don't know why I thought that it was also broken. When you type "test `foo` done" in the editor, it immediately changes `foo` into a wrapped element. When you then copy the text without submitting it, then the backticks are lost, losing the inline-code formatting. I thought that this could also happen to multiline code. Somehow it does. Type the following: Test: ``` def foo(): return bar ``` Delete that and type Test: ``` def foo(): return bar ``` done In the first case, the ``` in the line "Test: ```" does not open the code block, this happens with the second backtics. Maybe that's the way markdown works. In the second case, all behaves normally, until you try to copy what you just wrote into the clipboard. Then you end up with Test: def foo(): return bar done Ok, only the backticks are lost but the formatting is preserved. I think I have been trained by OpenAI to always copy what I submit before submitting, because it sometimes loses the submitted content, forcing me to re-submit.

cpursley 2y ago

Claude is truly incredible but I'm so tired of the JavaScript bloat everywhere. Just why. Both theirs and ChatGPTs UIs are hot garbage when it comes to performance (I constantly have to clear my cache and have even relegated them to a different browser entirely). Not everyone has an M4, and if we did - we'd probably just run our own models.

chipdart 2y ago
> Just why. Both theirs and ChatGPTs UIs are hot garbage when it comes to performance (...) I have been using ChatGPT and Claude for a while and I never noticed anything resembling a performance issue. Can you elaborate on what you perceived as being "hot garbage"?

spaceship__sun 2y ago

Hardly a day passes without ML progress...405B dethroned in ONE DAY