"Write commit messages as a human developer would — describe only what the code change does."

Eh, while I agree with you on the permeation of reddit culture on this board, this post is in no way clickbait or political in nature.

In fact, the title of this post is literally copy and pasted from the problem description.

I did learn recently that Zowie released an ergonomic version of their mouse that I plan on checking out though. Unfortunately there's just not a ton of options out there for ergonomic gaming mice.

Been experimenting with charmbracelet's[2] stuff recently to do something similar. Still very early stages so nothing to show off yet but would highly recommend it for anyone else looking into creating a TUI app/business.

[1] https://www.terminal.shop/ [2] https://github.com/charmbracelet

Little bit of trivia regarding the "strange hole near Mexico City"[1] from the README.

This is a 12-kilometer exclusion zone around the highly active Popocatépetl volcano to prevent incidents stemming from volcanic activity.

[1] https://adsb.exposed/?zoom=9&lat=19.1139&lng=261.3813&query=...

Because it seems like you're being purposefully obtuse at this point.

The whole process became so burdensome I just gave up and now I self medicate with Nicotine pouches.

Not proud of it and probably not the best alternative but it helps me focus and keeps me out of the stress of the constant back and forth that healthcare providers put you through.

Edit: Ah, nevermind I should have looked further back, that's my bad. Apparently the user must ave been un-shadowbanned very recently.

If it doesn't affect them directly, or they can't perceive how it will affect them directly, they simply do not care.

Meanwhile using the lemon tek the experience is consistently around 4 hours in length.

For me, this is the ideal trip length. I'm very rarely looking to spend my entire day tripping.

It made me think a lot more about every line of code I wrote and definitely helped me become a better programmer.

> spits out chunks of words in an order that parrots some of their training data.

So, if the data was created by humans then how is that different from "emulating human behavior?"

Genuinely curious as this is my rough interpretation as well.