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@bcherny@PerceptualPeak you have a billion dollar model, yet you can't make it decide an action is intended and/or safe or not accurately! Its pathetic.. !
What i do now is switch to manual mode, get the intended command run, then switch to back to auto mode - in other words - its not automode at all.
@bcherny@PerceptualPeak Auto mode is a waste of time. It trips on trivial and intended actions all the time hence people forces to adopt the nuclear option.