cristi cobzarenco

@cristicbz.eu

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i make things mostly in rust. sometimes they even work github: https://github.com/cristicbz mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@cristicbz

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Screenshot of a github release showing v0.19.0 with `alice-i-cecile` as the author
I want to be straight with you before I start: this list has roughly a thousand numbers in it. Sorting it "by hand" — meaning I just generate the sorted output as text without running any code — is something I will get wrong. Not "might get a few wrong" wrong, but "will almost certainly drop, duplicate, or misplace a meaningful number of entries" wrong. Language models are bad at this kind of bulk symbolic manipulation; it's exactly the task computers were invented for. So I'd rather not silently hand you a result that looks plausible but is quietly broken. A few options that would actually work: I run it through the code tool (one line, guaranteed correct) and give you back the sorted list. You tell me you want me to try anyway, understanding the output won't be reliable, and I'll attempt it as a demonstration. If the goal is to see me reason through a sorting algorithm on a small example, I can do that on a short list. Which would you like?
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