Squirrel.Windows - Reboot Proposal
I wanted to provide an update to this situation that will hopefully address some concerns. First off, many thanks to @anaisbetts for her hard work over the years on creating and maintaining Squirrel.Windows. As issues like #1466 and #1469 show, there’s a lot of love for the project and a lot of interest in keeping this going. For those who don’t know me, I work at GitHub and have been around since the early days of Squirrel.Windows. I’m not an active contributor, but I’m a happy user of it due to its adoption in the Electron ecosystem and want to see it continue. I had a chat with @robmen yesterday about how we might be able to help keep things going, and we agreed upon some short-term goals. These goals are rather modest, but they feel achievable over the coming weeks and months: - Review the outstanding open issues and get the issue tracker into a state that reflects the current situation - Hold a regular fortnightly meeting to discuss the project with contributors and users - Investigate whether there is some low-hanging fruit that can be worked on - Get the project to a place where we could potentially ship an update We’re only two people with plenty of other things on our plate currently, so we’re looking for others to help with this work to build a more vibrant community around the project. **If this sounds like something you’d like to get involved with, please comment in this thread so we can gauge the interest.** If you have any questions, feel free to com
Posted by shiftkey on Apr 24, 2019, 6:11 PM
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[Meta] Feedback on granular control over Copilot changes
unexpected status 401 Unauthorized issue
[MODEL] Measurable quality regression in Claude generation 5 (Fable 5 / Opus 5 / Sonnet 5): worse nonsense detection, ~2x verbosity, under-disclosed model fallb
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Squirrel.Windows - Reboot Proposal
I wanted to provide an update to this situation that will hopefully address some concerns. First off, many thanks to @anaisbetts for her hard work over the years on creating and maintaining Squirrel.Windows. As issues like #1466 and #1469 show, there’s a lot of love for the project and a lot of interest in keeping this going. For those who don’t know me, I work at GitHub and have been around since the early days of Squirrel.Windows. I’m not an active contributor, but I’m a happy user of it due to its adoption in the Electron ecosystem and want to see it continue. I had a chat with @robmen yesterday about how we might be able to help keep things going, and we agreed upon some short-term goals. These goals are rather modest, but they feel achievable over the coming weeks and months: - Review the outstanding open issues and get the issue tracker into a state that reflects the current situation - Hold a regular fortnightly meeting to discuss the project with contributors and users - Investigate whether there is some low-hanging fruit that can be worked on - Get the project to a place where we could potentially ship an update We’re only two people with plenty of other things on our plate currently, so we’re looking for others to help with this work to build a more vibrant community around the project. **If this sounds like something you’d like to get involved with, please comment in this thread so we can gauge the interest.** If you have any questions, feel free to com
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