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They were sorry.

They are indeed a little bland, but the GPT is very far from creative either, just busier and way over the top.

It would be very useful for some use-case I have around deciding if an input has potentially sensitive data, to avoid sending it to AI providers. Having to call an external API makes this a catch 22.

Unfortunately you cannot check the insides, but it's still nice that it's on display.

Tapping in a tempo could be useful.

I think the economics just change drastically. A few years ago a helping programmer was great help and would implement something that was agreed to be needed to be done by the project or something very important for the contributor (the reason they spent the time to contribute). Now anyone can get a 20$ subscription and prompt away, but so do the project's core developers. So why should they bother separating the wheat from chaff? I totally understand that.

Dying of FOMO.

I'm waiting for someone to actually name something "Torment Nexus", which is the name of this phenomena.

I think this is the worst part about it. Some company making a profit selling my data should be illegal.

But 700 euros almost gets you a microfreak and an sp404.

Maybe check their employees linkedin feed?

Daylight saving changed the UTC time, because opening hours were always in local time.

I've seen a product where they used UTC to store opening hours. They had to rewrite all dates via a script twice a year.

Ah, the classic tyranny of structurelessness.

I'm pretty sure it's already illegal to hack others.