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The second bullet point, down to the comma in the middle of the sentence, is what has been driving me absolutely batty of late. It's a surefire tell that I cann
by zucked 2mo ago
The second bullet point, down to the comma in the middle of the sentence, is what has been driving me absolutely batty of late. It's a surefire tell that I cannot seem to beat out of my outputs. It CONSTANTLY does it, even when you say not to.
Between that and the insistence on "this, not that" structure makes me want to install the caveman skill and use it even for non-code workflows.
- craigmcnamara 2mo agoThis load bearing concern belt and braces.
- nonethewiser 2mo agoProvenance
- LVB 2mo agoSeam
- alexchantavy 2mo agoPressure test
- EdwardDiego 2mo agoMy personal bugbear is its usage of "grain" where normally you'd use "granularity", if at all.
- ltrg 2mo agoYes! Also everything's a "gate" that needs to be "wired up".
- paradox460 2mo agoLet me get my fence pliers
- smj-edison 2mo agoThat's the smoking gun
- EdwardDiego 2mo agoIs it the smoking gun? Or is it the twist? Or maybe, even, the trap?
- sevenseacat 2mo agoLately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something.
- perryizgr8 2mo agoThat's a sharp question, and it reframes the whole point.
- dr_dshiv 2mo agoBelt and braces all the way down. They did their post training in British context?
- HappMacDonald 2mo agoI always get "Belt and suspenders" from Fable, so I can't tell