That’s because it is.

My cat did that to me the night after we adopted her. I called the rescue center to ask them about this behavior, and I was told that my cat had formally “accepted” me as her family and that the starfish-flashing is a sign of affection and acceptance.

RIP Hudson, you glorious bastard.

Just saw this reply. I have to say that I find tools like Claude code indispensable in helping me through my workflow. I have used them enough to the point I know where I’m getting “divorced” from my thought process.

Once that happens, I feel like it no longer belongs to me. It’s someone else’s understanding of what I understood.

And that is my problem with AI generated anything. I am looking at a second-hand take of a second-hand ideation.

What even is this? I want it. How do I get it?

Would you mind taking a look at ThreeTwo https://github.com/rishighan/threetwo it is a comic book curation/acquisition app and I’m working on Usenet integration, so maybe it’s a fit

Cmon man, be nice

That’s a very strange way to incentivize developers to “work faster” I am new here and just grateful that there are already apps that I can use. At this point, it’s more than I could ask for. If you want forward progress, be a part of it by the way of contributions, either through direct code commits or reporting issues/bugs, but please try to be more helpful than asking people to “work faster.” It has the opposite effect.

Aaaaand here’s my mandatory plug for ThreeTwo, a comic book curation app (like Mylar) but with integration with DC++ by the way of AirDC++

Check it out if that’s your thing: https://github.com/rishighan/threetwo

Apologies if my plug is in bad taste, but I’m trying to reach as many interested users as possible to get them to test and give me feedback.