@antik_0ne@notch You know, I think having strong feelings like this is great. It tells me more about myself and about what I value. Therefore, I don‘t see the point of writing prompts, which I don‘t enjoy doing, to create something that I myself won‘t value.
@mvandevander@_MikanHako I tried to do this in the demo but wasn‘t able to. Cool to see people finding stuff like this! Even if the team now needs to fix it 😅
@Jonathan_Blow Sadly these ratings usually drop once all the casuals start floating in on their jet engine powered lillies. They just jet over the entire overworld, don‘t understand the point and leave a bad review.
@Jonathan_Blow@cmuratori I just spent 5 hours live on stream solving, solving, and solving puzzles and in the end my puzzles solved count went from 105 to 106. 10/10 can recommend.
@SandorHQ From time to time. But not for code that is only invoked from one place. I found code blocks to be quite underused there. It’s basically a scoped inline local sequential function: code { code } code. You could even put a comment on top of the block if you need to name the block.
@cmuratori Let's rephrase this: If you're still on Windows you're ngmi. Unfortunately we all still are. Ever thought about building one from the ground up Casey? I'd pay for a copy!
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@atmoio You wouldn‘t purchase tokens if they „couldn‘t make sense of it anymore“. Any agent response is better than none, from a marketing perspective. Even if it is wrong or a lie. They need your money.