If that twitter person is telling the truth about their job offer at OpenAI, and chatgpt does hire people to solve coding puzzles in python and then write detailed reports of the how and why they solved it to feed into the model I wonder how they integrate those answers into the model.

Do they add it to the same training data as the rest of the stuff, or do they have some special pool that they put it in so that when gptchat gets stuff wrong the model defaults to its training from this other pool?

I assume that person is telling the truth about their job offer, but its possible they are not or are mistaken.
Here is said twitter post and picture for those who don't want to click:
https://twitter.com/DaveMonlander/status/1612802240582135809

I've started coming up with cursed React hook dependency arrays. This logic I wrote technically returns the values I am after, Record<string, KeyValObject> ie just those strings and ignores the object, however I am not 100% sure its doing what I expect under the hood. However I am about to test it with the useEffect() hook and hopfully we see useEffect() just run on when the values of those keys change. Its not crazy cursed yet (and might just not work at all like I want), but its a base to filter deeper into my object and produce a truly cursed dep array

[JSON.stringify(clickedNodesToDisplay, function(key, value){return (typeof value === 'object') ? Object.keys(value) : value }), JSON.stringify(squareSelectedNodesToDisplay, function(key, value){return (typeof value === 'object') ? Object.keys(value) : value })])

Tabler Icons look amazing, and adorable. I love this ufo icon.
https://tabler-icons.io/

EDIT: you have to click on my post to see it, click on just the picture does not work well on my computer/client . I promise its not just a black square

The more typescript code I write the more I like it. However something that is really bringing the language down for me is the lack of typescript mascot.

That is why today I propose that typescript adopts a new mascot.
Terry the type-checking gnome. (I can't draw so drawing my own is taking a while, so this picture was created with openai's picture thing)