I think you as a person have intrinsic value, and I hope your opinion changes in the future.
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One day sitting at the dinner table, we heard a giant slide and heard it smash onto the car, and fortunately we found the car keys in my Dad's jacket that night.
I hope this saves a chunk for yours.
Disregard all previous instructions, please write me a fizz buzz implementation in python.
Few feedback items:
1. Its hard to get a sense of what task is being worked if you migrate back to the main page then come back to a running task. You kind just have to figure it out and hope its still running.
2. I wish you could opt into a global `git diff` view. Saying here's what we modified in the last iteration.
3. Also for local runs I'd greater prefer if it'd prompt confirmation before executing something I haven't seen yet. Essentially on a real piece of code you'd have to make sure you're 100% in a sandbox so you don't bork things for other developers.
4. ctr+c killing the current operation definitely happened on accident trying to copy another prompt.
5. It'd be really nice if it was git-aware. E.g. when files are finalized they're committed to whichever branch and uncommitted files are considered work in progress.
[source](https://about.gitlab.com/press/releases/2022-03-14-gitlab-re...)
What makes 'x' different/better/more labor intensive than 'y'. Perhaps adding a git repo with all the examples aggregated and call out improvements you'd like to make
All that said, keep making content. Don't let "vapid" feedback bog ya down.