There are also people who just don't ever travel, we lower that average holiday budget. I don't travel, and I think it's a bit weird how "normalized" it is. Not that it is wrong to travel, but people always ask me where did I go to this year, and are baffled when I tell them I didn't go anywhere.
Hopefully it works well for you! I just pushed up changes for adding Jellyfin integration as well, so that should be available through the docker hub here soon as well.
You're not alone. Fixing bugs is usually really easy anyway, and it takes me more effort to feed the context to the LLM than to fix them myself.
The real complicated "bugs" often come from unclear requirements and the hard part is clearing up the requirements. It's more about design than logic errors in the code. And LLMs suck hard at this.
This is 100% my experience. There are different captains, but since they share the same memory, there's an illusion that they are one. When you look into who is in the driver seat now at different times, it is clear that there are multiple drivers. Which one is driving now depends on the context and state of my brain.
Sure but its in their best interest to lower it then and only then.
OpenAI wouldn't be the first company to price something expensive when it first comes out to capitalize on people who are less price sensitive at first and then lower prices to capture a bigger audience.
Indeed, and in the end, these groups are just a marketing platform for the youtuber. In my experience, they bring very little value other than a fake sense of community.
This. These type of things used to be good faith helpful things. They are now silo's to attach you to their creator, hord discussions/suck them away from truely collaborative spaces, and generate value for the creator.
Ever ate a carrot? The whole plant has to be "killed". Killing doesn't even make sense in the context of plants, a lot of them can just be cloned from a leaf, stem or root. Where do you draw the line between damaging and killing a plant, the termination of the apical meristem? The plant will stop growing but it can still clone itself, or grow more apical meristems...
This whole argument is absolutely meaningless.
edit: just pointing out I'm not directly replying to you but to the whole thread.
I have something similar in an excel sheet! The horizontal axis is time and the vertical one is different categories like school, relationship, work, ... Then I merge and color cells for the duration of each "event". The thing I like about this is that I can see how different subjects in my life overlapped.
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