Why not add them to gitignore? If you don't want to change the project's ignore, there's also a repository local ignore file, .git/info/exclude, which jj will respect.

> why can't it be (temporarily) dirty whilst you work?

Because that would go completely against how jj changes work.

Considering this is from academia, there's a chance there were limitations on the available models. My research group accesses OpenAI models via Azure, and until recently (last week) the latest model was GPT 5. We just got 5.4.

That’s wild. Are you at a university that bans using the OpenAI APIs directly?

That's doing wonders for his productivity.

I mean really… he hasn’t finished writing a book that’s narratively trapped but he certainly has been writing and working on a lot more than that one book. He certainly is productive at the very least. Is he satisfying your direct desires and expectations about what he should be working on? No. Does that mean his writing device is unproductive or bad or silly or a waste of time? No.

It was a joke. I don't care how much he writes. Anything we get from him is a gift.

Are you saying you found GPT 5.5 to be as good as 4.1 for coding?

Blind Guardian is under "Melodic Power Metal", which is exactly where I'd expect to find it, alongside Helloween, Rhapsody, Dragonforce and Angra.

Europe and the European Union are not the same thing. The UK is definitely European.

Only humans have immortal souls. From the Catechism (1703):

> Endowed with "a spiritual and immortal" soul, The human person is "the only creature on earth that God has willed for its own sake."

https://www.vatican.va/content/catechism/en/part_three/secti...

Yes, and this immortality is attributed to the immateriality of the intellectual faculties. According to this view, you can think of human death as more of an amputation of the body from the totality of the spiritual-bodily composite. Bodily resurrection is thus a restoration of the body.

What is this argument? Iran only started blocking after they were attacked by the US. They didn't wake up one day and decided to block the strait. If something happened due to your unprovoked action, it's your fault.

> If something happened due to your unprovoked action, it's your fault.

So if I punch somebody in the face and they respond by pulling out a gun and shooting an innocent bystander, I can be punished for murder?

That's not even remotely how moral responsibility works. People (and nations) are responsible for their own actions, not the actions of others.

It's not a punch in the face. The US executed decapitation strikes meant to kill the country's leadership and bombed civilians. Your analogy doesn't apply.

Why would an increase in oil prices translate to new jobs? The price increase has no relation to value added, only to global scarcity, so there's no need for new jobs.

The price increase, and the anticipation of the price increase, means that if you have the ability to produce oil, now would be a great time to be drilling wells. Of course, you have to consider the late time between how long it takes to drill a well and get production versus how long you think this will go on. Still, it's a reasonable investment that the oil business should be looking at right now.

He has tests asserting that the output HTML contains specific JS code as strings? What??