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by orf 2y ago
I find it surprising that you think documentation issues are “extraordinary”. You have read literally any documentation before, right?
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by orf 2y ago
In case you missed it OpenAI does publish advice on prompting o1, but we find it incomplete, and in a sense you can view this article as a “Missing Manual” to lived experience using o1 and o1 pro in practice. The last
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by orf 2y ago
> There's absolutely no need for JavaScript on a page that has a text input and two buttons The whole web is evil then. Hacker news has JavaScript for simple upvote buttons, is it also evil?
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by orf 2y ago
Make it reflective, reflect it back onto an OpenAI API route.
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by orf 2y ago
And looking for a deeper meaning in something this shallow prevents you from actually answering the question.
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by orf 2y ago
Money. Obviously.
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by orf 2y ago
Sure, but then we could just take all the dependency code and put it in single line to make it quicker to review.
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by orf 2y ago
Hard yes, burden scales with number of authors and not number of lines. That’s… the whole rationale about not liking lots of small packages.
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by orf 2y ago
it's completely stupid to measure "number of dependencies" in absolute numbers. Lots of packages have a `-macros` or `-derive` transient dependency, meaning a single dependency can end up coutning as 3 additional dependencies
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by orf 2y ago
That’s what they do
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by orf 2y ago
Hate to break it to ya, but those large corporations are filled with the individual Windows users that campaigns target.
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by orf 2y ago
The daily number of people who interact directly with Windows machines absolutely dwarfs the daily number of people who interact directly with Linux machines. Most malware campaigns target people .
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by orf 2y ago
That’s expensive, I get it for free with GitHub. And a loooot more functionality.
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by orf 2y ago
> Given more than 1 platform, with differences that actually matter (i.e. not pure-Python dependencies), you cannot use a lockfile, unless you specify to build everything from source. Because otherwise a lockfile would specify wheels as
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by orf 2y ago
Holy hell dude, you don’t need to write a novel for every reply. It’s not a lockfile because it’s a snapshot of what you have installed . End of. It doesn’t handle environment markers nor is it reproducible. Given any non-trivial set of de
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by orf 2y ago
So many misunderstandings here :/ I can’t muster the energy to correct them past these two obvious ones > It works on any Python version that all of the dependencies work on No, it doesn’t. It’s not a lockfile: it’s a snapshot of th
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by orf 2y ago
Doesn’t account for differences in platforms or Python versions, and doesn’t contain resolved dependency hashes. So it’s a “lockfile” in the strictest, most useless definition: only works on the exact same Python version, on my machine, ass
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by orf 2y ago
That’s not the perspective that OP was sharing, though.
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by orf 2y ago
No, that generates a list of currently installed packages . That’s very much not a lock file, even if it is possible to abuse it as such.
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by orf 2y ago
That take is so comically nonsensical I question why you’d even contribute it. I have no doubt you read and write code without any tools.
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by orf 2y ago
What does any of that have to do with the actual product?
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Demystifying Docker: Understanding and Optimizing Your Images(blog.gitguardian.com)
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by orf 2y ago
It’s obviously not a business.
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by orf 2y ago
> and people use it correctly to refer to the same one thing. Yes, ECMAScript, standardized here: https://ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/st...
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by orf 2y ago
First result on google for “python's datetime module and want to get the start/end dates of the current month” shows a simple solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42950/get-the-last-day-o...
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by orf 2y ago
> but then a myriad of data structures that let you circumvent these rules Such as? There are only a couple of ones that come to mind, for very specific use cases.
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by orf 2y ago
Of course you can carry it home…
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by orf 2y ago
> Maybe the person responding to me also not understanding what I want By asking for the docs? If you found that file already then it’s clear they misunderstood what you are looking for, and also that what you are looking for doesn’t exi
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by orf 2y ago
Take some agency for yourself. https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Afish-shell%2Ffish-shell%2... That agency includes interpreting the search results alongside the reply to your original comment.
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by orf 2y ago
Cool, prompt me when I actually want to use that functionality rather than ask for it wholesale and forever.

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