

careful, “git api” almost makes sense
careful, “git api” almost makes sense
yeah i’m not sure what they’re on about, they should very very very obviously be contained inside a plastic box inside the shipping box, just rawdogging them in the shipping box cannot be fucking legal.
bring back the public humiliation, instead of putting nazis in jail put them on the largest square in the capital and let people spit on them for a week.
this gives me raging urban wood
honestly i kinda like that approach, the devs don’t want shit code in the main codebase, but hey they can fart it out in a week so might as well provide it to those who want to use it anyways!
i mean yeah it’s a scripting language, what did you expect?
do you want bash to add typing as well?
mushrum
Fwiw i just downloaded and tried running the exact same prompts and got effectively the same result, but it doesn’t mention tiananmen square at all, it just says that the first prompt was rejected due to an unclear date. However it then goes on to elaborately answer what happened in romania anyways…
When i then again ask about china in 1989, it gives an equally elaborate answer that curiously specifically says, quote: “There was no significant event or notable change in China specifically in 1989, aside from the indirect influence of global developments and ongoing internal reforms.”
who gives a shit about greece in general?
so if size is the only factor, why do small american towns have worse transit?
Mmm i wouldn’t go that far on most devices, most of the time that would result in unsatisfying runtime.
however for devices where they can easily run days on a charge, yeah it makes sense. My xiaomi smartwatch gets 6 fucking days on 70% charge with quite a lot of power-drawing features enabled, so there’s really no reason to ever charge it above 80%.
But on my phone i very much need to be able to charge it to 100% before travelling, it only gets like 16h with the screen off on a full charge.
this really should just be a bog standard feature on all devices with a screen
i think the thing that has worked best for me is taking the tasks i need to do and splitting them into the smallest steps possible, and just do at least one of those subtasks (ideally as many as i can manage) and then grabbing my brain by the collar and informing it that i will feel satisfied with myself today because i did a task. And if i really cannot manage to split up tasks and do anything, then at least invent some task you can do even if it’s technically pointless, like doing one (1) situp or whatever.
Eventually it has become second nature to split up the tasks like this, and my brain has begrudgingly accepted that it’s supposed to feel rewarding.
you compressed away redundant data, 1111111000000000011111111 -> (1x7)(0x10)(1x8)
honestly i don’t think there can be that much of a difference to just being in a car in general, just existing on the roads is one of the most dangerous things you can do.
just drink water until you sit there swigging it around and really really don’t feel like swallowing it, that’s your body telling you you’ve had enough.
sounds like you’re writing code twice lmao