This is how I get ChatGPT on Windows to not absolutely suck.

Can just install it in WSL now and it's got buttery smooth performance vs. the Windows version

I blame AV hooks

On Windows you definitely want to exclude your code directories from AV and use a dev drive

You should read this article sir! Just scroll to the top of all these comments and check the title!

No personal attacks please. They're just cogs in the machine.

The organization and process that enables it to get to this point is the problem. And that is MS, always has been.

No-one is responsible for their own actions? Fuck Courtney.

Codex desktop app is barely usable... The perf issues are left to languish in their backlog

Thanks

We call it Shawarma where I come from

How do people get to "staff" without reading industry core reading?

Software Estimation: Demystifying the black art by Steve McConnell should be 1st year reading in any software development major in college...

We've largely "solved" this problem in the industry we just have a problem of getting people to read and read the right things

What do you mean “how”? Levels aren’t like building a bridge, it’s just arbitrary stuff. Even money is arbitrary, we’ve got Bitcoin billionaires after all.

As for reading… https://thecodelesscode.com/case/215?topic=documentation

Nice for experimentation, but if you want a daily driver that lasts for years: Dell Latitude (now Dell Pro), HP EliteBook or Lenovo ThinkPad. Literally laptops built to last. Will last a decade with ease. Higher segments ofcourse better than lower segments, but in general very very good if you stay away from lowest tier

Maybe they meant neurodivergent as a broader category? Like "some people are neurodivergent but don't have autism"

That would be a bit weird though...

EDIT: Neurodivergent is very much a broader category. What I meant would be weird is to state the obvious... Very much sounded like they were trying to say some people with autism may not want to get "cured" but using the wrong words

Neurodivergent doesn't mean autistic. There are tonnes on non-autistic neurodivergent people. All the dyslexics, ADHDers and so on

Almost all of those conditions include some kind of hinderance in their definition though.

The only possible exception I can think of is synaesthesia.