Jonah Lawrence

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@jonathansampson @C8Luna @IroncladDev @fireship_dev It depends on the headers that are sent, you can have the browser treat a page as plaintext instead of HTML with "Content-Type: text/plain"

@C8Luna @IroncladDev @fireship_dev Doesn't matter. The browser adds necessary DOM bits around the plain text when it displays the content. As a result, if you view the page structure, you'll still see HTML and BODY elements, even when the server response included no such tags 🙂

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@ldkop I believe it's not ChatGPT doing this, but rather the process that converts the AI's response to HTML for displaying on the webpage. It is common for markdown converters to ignore the actual numbering in the input and just make the list sequential in the output.

Why is ChatGPT unable to count down properly?

@MaxProgramming1 @github I use Hero Patterns for the backgrounds and edit a screenshot of the hovercard on top with a few small alignment edits and a shadow in Photopea.

@DenverCoder1 @github Congratulations! How do you make these screenshots look awesome?

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Looks like @GitHubCopilot is joining @shitoberfest too this year 😂

@MaxProgramming1 @sbarnea @shitoberfest I agree. I'll always at least acknowledge the attempt. In this situation I explained what requirements.txt is for why I can't merge it, encouraging them to make meaningful contributions elsewhere, before closing the PR. If they ignore that, I won't waste more time on it, though.

@sbarnea @DenverCoder1 @shitoberfest I think that the person who created the PR should be taught a lesson instead of banning from GitHub

Received my first @shitoberfest PR to review of 2022 "Beautifying" the requirements.txt 😂 #shitoberfest #Hacktoberfest

@MaxProgramming1 @shitoberfest I signed up both participating and as a maintainer. This is one someone opened on one of my projects.

@DenverCoder1 @shitoberfest Aren't you.... going to be a part of hacktoberfest this year?