The only reason I thought C++ was good is because I was using it like C. This language is HORRIBLE. I'm convinced that if we got a child to randomly make up language features we would get deterministically similar outcomes to C++.
@thsottiaux I don't use the codex app because there is a fairly sized crowd stating how ram usage is destroying usage of it. One of the main reasons I haven't touched it to be quite honest, doesn't seem worth the clear decline it would cause on a system.
@rauchg Even as someone newer I notice this which confuses me because what are these people ACTUALLY doing? Are they just lying? Do they just not know better?
@theo This until Opus 5 reaches a load bearing not very green and clean task and it decides to rice your current device using Python syntax in a macro only in Rust unsafe code
I'm not as aware of how adept models are today at analyzing vocal patterns to such a deep extent, but if done well this would be guaranteed to succeed in some large form. Extremely cheap, possibly local and free experienced vocal teacher that can provide live feedback.
Genuinely surprised no one has decided to tune a model specifically for vocal training. Depending on what the voice is being trained for, a knowledgeable listener of some kind is almost required depending on how difficult the task is.
@valigo I'd like to believe that this was just a mistake of someone delaying error handling for a bit and forgetting to replace unwraps with real error handling. Rust docs talk about unwrap() like you will instantaneously evaporate at the slight sign of remembering it exists.
The gap between an expensive smart model vs a relatively smart medium priced model in token consumption is actually jarring. Unless the non-frontier model is literally free I don't see a reason to go under.
@letsgetrusty Hopefully this new version is widely adopted. Sometimes it feels like writing comptime borrow checking Rust is a lose-lose situation when the code is rejected because the borrow checker things you borrowed the entire structure from a function and not just specific pieces.
Oh nononono this is a VERY common mistake, you're fine. This is actually the very rarely used but useful incantation surplus syntax. It allows you to embed the very idea of C++ into your system, which may decrease (or increase) compilation time by 0.04 picoseconds, Linux only.
Blue pointers. Tildes, tildes everywhere. No basic new line separation. Print the path 𝑭𝑰𝑽𝑬 times. Include at least 20 different "from" mentions for includes. Finally, place the actual useful information in the most 𝐮𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 location possible.