I’ve been wondering why gpt-5 didn’t seem like it was any better than previous models when I had longer conversations with it.
Turns out it out I was talking to gpt-4o most of the time, as voice isn’t supported yet.
A bit of deceptive design I have to say, as the nothing indicates the switch
Turns out it out I was talking to gpt-4o most of the time, as voice isn’t supported yet.
A bit of deceptive design I have to say, as the nothing indicates the switch
December 18, 2025 at 3:41 PM
I’ve been wondering why gpt-5 didn’t seem like it was any better than previous models when I had longer conversations with it.
Turns out it out I was talking to gpt-4o most of the time, as voice isn’t supported yet.
A bit of deceptive design I have to say, as the nothing indicates the switch
Turns out it out I was talking to gpt-4o most of the time, as voice isn’t supported yet.
A bit of deceptive design I have to say, as the nothing indicates the switch
Robots.txt - Can it run doom? Turns out it can:
doom.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (html)
doomxml.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (xml - Firefox only, due to inline xslt not supported in webkit based browsers)
More:
www.wunsch.dk/blog/robots-...
Inspired by @johnmu.com: bsky.app/profile/john...
doom.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (html)
doomxml.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (xml - Firefox only, due to inline xslt not supported in webkit based browsers)
More:
www.wunsch.dk/blog/robots-...
Inspired by @johnmu.com: bsky.app/profile/john...
December 14, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Robots.txt - Can it run doom? Turns out it can:
doom.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (html)
doomxml.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (xml - Firefox only, due to inline xslt not supported in webkit based browsers)
More:
www.wunsch.dk/blog/robots-...
Inspired by @johnmu.com: bsky.app/profile/john...
doom.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (html)
doomxml.wunsch.dk/robots.txt (xml - Firefox only, due to inline xslt not supported in webkit based browsers)
More:
www.wunsch.dk/blog/robots-...
Inspired by @johnmu.com: bsky.app/profile/john...
Playing around with an interactive version of “rate my robots.txt” and got this gem from testing on Reddit:
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This robots.txt is like a participation trophy for SEO experts: “Good job showing up, now go away”.
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This robots.txt is like a participation trophy for SEO experts: “Good job showing up, now go away”.
December 11, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Playing around with an interactive version of “rate my robots.txt” and got this gem from testing on Reddit:
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This robots.txt is like a participation trophy for SEO experts: “Good job showing up, now go away”.
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This robots.txt is like a participation trophy for SEO experts: “Good job showing up, now go away”.
Assuming the account signed up on launch day, it had to follow almost 330 accounts per day to get to over 110k followings.
Feels like something that a moderation team should auto-ban.
Feels like something that a moderation team should auto-ban.
November 30, 2024 at 3:05 PM
Assuming the account signed up on launch day, it had to follow almost 330 accounts per day to get to over 110k followings.
Feels like something that a moderation team should auto-ban.
Feels like something that a moderation team should auto-ban.