@aduserx Mostly my running POCs - the stuff where it has to login to something do a thing and come back.
I build APIs which flatten this all out.
When it makes its own rules these can be huge files. You need to force it to show you the rules and make them way simpler.
@aduserx I guess it depends. I think it gets itself into a loop or is sending giant rules packages in some routines. I just burned them down when they went off the rails.
@aduserx It seems very bad - and uses a lot of credits - in some tasks; and is more efficient on others.
It is good for POC ideas - which you then either immediately optimize or put some other place.
Anything you turn into a routine without this has potential to smash your limits.
@Kershaw444@JackLUFC1919 I think with Bahoya everyone can see he has exciting talent; he’s fast as hell and you want to see that in action. Gnonto was exciting too. That was basically the swap and it was an upgrade.
Whole squad is upgraded though.
There will be good players on the bench.
@JackLUFC1919@Kershaw444 It’s pretty obvious who is ahead of him in the pecking order. Unless they play badly *and* don’t respond well in training he isn’t going to knock them out. I am basically agreeing with your point here… he can’t force his way in.
@JackLUFC1919@Kershaw444 Not saying he is. I liked the fact he got on. It’s a positive sign. I’m literally only saying it’s the piece of info we don’t have.
@MichaelVaughan Bringing in a rasp would not have crossed my mind.
There’s a line somewhere.
The cough sweets is where it’s blurry.
There is no blur with sandpaper.
@MichaelVaughan Throwing it to bounce on the strip; accidentally kicking it with your spikes. Trowing it back from out of ground accidentally hitting concrete.
Tricks tried at 13 or so.
@JackLUFC1919@Kershaw444 Bahoya plays in a position which is somewhat well covered; including by some utility(ish) players.
It’s similar to the Gnonto conundrum.
I agree with both sides and would say training pitch is the thing we don’t see.
@__thegiraffe It was a tied World Cup final.
I’ve been lucky every time I played cricket. I would argue everyone has. Edged between the slips.
But he’s got the medal.
@JNSports1@__thegiraffe Headingley was a pretty solid argument he can do okay under pressure.
Evidence says a lot of people just don’t like him and will try to talk down his achievements.
My hot take on sandpaper biography revelations is they make me care a little less about cricket, and it’s another thing dragging the sport into the dirt.
Empty stadiums all round the world except Ashes and IPL mean you don’t have the luxury of dining out on this sport forever.