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...to their docs website. Exactly what we were all hoping for!

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• They never organize my thoughts correctly. AutoCleanup is on light,

• so it should NOT do this.

• 3. Not to mention that numbered lists repeat the number in the list body. We should be able to turn this stupid feature off. And

• It should NOT be part of "light" Autocleanup

• anyway.

(nb: this post is deliberately formatted like the lists)

But the stupid level site shows it as all greens.

See any number of issues here: https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/

You may want to tweak the bench, I'm not sure. I find this tool very useful, but not accurate with respect to 5.5

While this feature is useful, "Press Enter" is among the worst choices of phrase possible, because you're using a word that ends with an S followed by another that begins with a vowel. "Press Send" would cause similar problems. It is a surprising choice, especially for an app that already transcribes speech well.

"Send it", "OK send", "Enter Key", "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" all would have been better options. But why can't you just check the tail of an incoming transcription for a user-set phrase and send if detected? (Or you could expose hooks so we can do it ourselves!)

If there's one thing that drives me nuts, it's when these models are lazy. I haven't seen anything like "rest unchanged" in actual output in months, it's good to know regressions are still on the menu. I'm absolutely right!

It's worth noting that the occurrence of this annoying behavior which caused me to make this post came after I added a rule that it must never do anything like "rest unchanged".

On MacOS, every time SS connects automatically, it opens the popup window from the menu bar. Very often, the window is opened behind other active windows, so I don't find it until later. ("Connected and safe") This is driving me insane. Is there a way to autoconnect without surfacing the popup window?

they suck. we are paying to beta test their dogshit software and hardware. it's dogshit because they want it to be dogshit. google does not lack resources; they could make their hardware and software so much better if they wanted to.

it's not enshittification, and it's not corporate greed. i don't buy those excuses anymore. it is active decisions to make the product worse and more frustrating to use. i don't know why, but there is no other reasonable conclusion, looking at the entire body of work of all major tech companies. removing features, pushing the most inane updates. my PBP2 (second time RMA'd) don't pause media reliably. it can't even pause!! think about that for a damn second. th

It's weird.

Simply put, I can sense if there is an insect nearby; my inner ears flutter pretty aggressively. It happens intrusively and involuntarily. I am generally hypersensitive.

I don't know if I've always been able to do this—my inner ear has fluttered randomly from time to time my whole life—I just know that I realized it about two years ago. I think half the battle is learning to treat these sensations as information.

I do get false positives if the idea of an insect is already in my head and I'm looking for confirmation, but more often than not I experience this sensation as an intrusion. My perception is that about 95% of the time I am able to locate the bug within a minute. This

I'm glad to see science is finally coming around to the magic of this concerto.

!this is a stupid post and i'm sorry!<