There are plenty more changes in our full blog post.
For example, you can now move around your board without taking your hands off the keyboard.
To move the camera, hold down the Spacebar and use the Arrow keys. 
We put an enormous amount of effort into our rich text toolbar. It should stay perfectly positioned as you change your selection, move around the canvas, or resize and rotate shapes. If you can break it, let us know. 
Our much-awaited rich text feature is now live.
You can now use rich text styles—bold, italics, lists, links, and code—in any of our text tools and shape labels. 
Collaboration is better, too. You can invite guests as editors or viewers with just a link (they won’t need to log in to collaborate) or keep your file private.
You can even switch a file between public and private—another first for tldraw. 
For the first time, you can now login to save and keep track of your files.
Your recent files are shown in the sidebar, all safely stored in the cloud and synced between devices. You can pin your favorites to the top, or rename, delete, download, and share. 
What's new in tldraw?
A lot is new! A few weeks ago we launched the new tldraw website, where you can (finally?) login and organize your tldraw files.
Today we launched a new rich text feature—next week we might launch right-angled arrows, too. Read on for more. 
but it has also failed on basic gut-check questions about web fundamentals, like this one chatgpt.com/share/67819d... i think that's the case for my typescript questions, but o1 flubbed a neovim question earlier today and whenever i ask it to revise the answer it just writes lengthier wrong solutions to it. though i switched to 4.5 and it worked.
isn't o1 bleeding edge and expensive? i have to use 4.5 or something?
Stoked for @inngest.com to join us for this live session!
👉 directus.is/workshop/inn...
We'll show you how to build an automated localization pipeline for all your content. Just hit save, and all your content gets translated in seconds. honestly i am at like a 10% success rate with chatgpt, it basically never gives me the right answer to questions, i'm using o1, why am i such an outlier?
"can't find documentation about what libraries are on the servers" we support any npm or deno library or js/ts code you can load over https you'll still have to try libraries to find one that actually works for you, but you shouldn't have to worry about what's already installed
Totally makes sense, thanks for the context!
I'd recommend Modal.com for a Val-Town-like experience in Python LIVESTREAM TOMORROW 9AM ET
With @TodePond! Be there or be square
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH40... 
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pris.ly/hts I'd love to hear what you'd like us to improve about Val Town :)
Learn more about transformations in our docs: directus.io/docs/guides... Need image transformations on the fly? Just add a URL parameter 🪄
Directus lets you resize, optimize, and transform your images without touching Photoshop:
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all right i think it'll be opml, and going to learn from @rubenerd.bsky.social’s magic opml-shown-as-html-via-xslt page: rubenerd.com/blogroll.opml hell of a lede here by @lopatto.bsky.social www.theverge.com/openai/62420... 