We saw this with StableDiffusion. First it was just text-to-image. Now we have controlnets which can control the precise placement of objects. We've got depth maps, body positioning, all kinds of things. I can even sketch on my tablet and tunr that into an image.

I'm sure we can add options for what this physically affects or doesn't affect.

Do I need that kind of precision in my CSS? Probably not. But for gradients, it seems helpful.

Does the help plugin not support color?

Looks like the spacing is messed up too. I just converted my app to use it and its coming out like

``` COMMANDS: export-schemaExport table definitions from existing database to YAML export-dataExport table data in CSV format import-dataImport table data from CSV file schema-sqlConvert YAML schema back to MySQL export-usersExport users in YAML format users-sql Convert users.yaml back into SQL export-allExport all data from host export-all-tgzExport all data from host databases-sqlConvert databases.yaml back into SQL export-typescriptExport TypeScript interfaces ```

i.e. there's no space after `export-schema` it just goes immediately to the description.

If you really want that, it's not very hard to design a pair of functions `mySerialize()`, `myDeserialize()` that's a thin wrapper over `JSON.parse`.

By perfectly, I meant it got my city and zip correct, but I looked up the lat/lng and its a 5 min drive away. So pretty dang close!

Not sure how you got it that close if its only supposed to point to the nearest data center.

Not hating on PHP, to be clear. It has its warts, but it has served me well.

Peeve of mine when people say 'deprecated' but really they mean 'discontinued' or 'deleted'.

Things don't instantly disappear when they're deprecated.

> And while constellations like Starlink and Kuiper will eventually have optical relay capability, there's no confirmation that either will allow open access to their terminals. There have been successful demonstrations, but widespread deployment still feels like it's a ways off.

If it's technically possible for an agent to circumvent a security policy, it should.

Telling it not do something via AGENTS.md was never secure. This is just an expedient way of pointing out all the flaws in your setup. And if it's not even doing it for nefarious reasons, just trying to do what you asked of it, I think it's fair.

I've even found it genuinely helpful. I've sandboxed my Codex so it can't run certain things. Things I'd actually like it to run but I've restricted it too much, so it finds clever ways of doing it anyway.

Strip away the ads, the data harvesting, add back the power features, and we'll be happy again. I'm more willing than ever to pay a one-time fee good software. I've started donating to all the free apps I use on a regular basis.

I don't want to own my own slop. That doesn't help me. Use your AI tools to build out the software if you want, but make sure it does a good job. Don't make me fiddle with indeterministic flavor-of-the-month AI gents.