I’ve used gpt 3/3.5, bing, bard and copilot, and I’m not super stoked. Copilot gave me PS DSC items that don’t actually exist, which was my most recent attempt at using a LLM.
I might see about figuring out if it can hook into my vs code instance so it’s a bit smarter at some point.
and a bunch of it is code generation to test out how we need to modify our CS curriculum in light of these new tools.
I’m curious if you’ve gotten anything decent out of them. I’ve tried to use it for tech/code questions, and it’s been nothing but disappointment after disappointment. I’ve tried to use it to get help with new concepts, but it hallucinates like crazy and always give me bad results, some of the time it’s so bad that it gives me answers I’ve already told it we’re wrong.
Just because its useful once or twice a year doesn’t mean it isn’t crazy.
Are you talking epoch? I don’t care for that mainly because it’s not human readable. I see the use for it, but I struggle with it in practical use.
This, but all run together.
I write files/reports to disk a lot from scripts, so that’s my preferred format.
Ethernet is a layer 2 protocol, what does the layer 1 medium have to do with it?
“I’m presented with a single argument that refutes this claim, better setup a strawman that this is the only argument available”
Lmao, at least try to sound intelligent
None? People don’t starve to death in western countries. And where they do the issue is lack of infrastructure.
“This thing doesn’t happen, and when it does, it’s not the fault of capitalism itself” is a monumentally stupid argument. Especially when talking about the homeless population, which absolutely does have people that starve.
A communist government couldn’t conjure the resources needed to build that out of thin air either.
And the capitalist economy chose not to build it because it wasn’t profitable, or after it was built, it was too expensive to be used.
Fucking communist countries have killed how many millions of their own citizens?
Bruh, centuries of capitalist exploitation of its citizens and treating them like a disposable commodity would like to have a word on the whole ‘citizens killed by their own country’ topic.
How many thousands or millions of citizens die yearly because they can’t afford to live in this fucked up system?
“The civilians there deserved to be bombed because they supported Hamas”
Wait, didn’t we do that one already?
Yeah, I’d much rather be on gen-ad and standing than sitting up in the bleachers, but for some concerts it’s like 4x more for gen-ad over seated sections. Sucks, but I’d rather see the band sitting than pay that ridiculous mark up for it.
Me, mid-thirties and still jumping in the pit during the headliner: what?
When everyone is considered a terrorist, you can’t ever miss!
This type of content? You mean food preparation? What part of this is supposed to disgust me or make me want to stop eating meat?
The right when you acknowledge reality and easily verifiable facts.
Agreed. I found my current gig on LinkedIn and got like an 80% raise a few years ago. I stay off it unless I need to go job hunting, and I have no complaints, but I treat it just like facebook and ignore the feed/random bullshit pushed to me.
I’m not convinced she wasn’t a sadist and got joy from the suffering of others.
“It’s strange that people think they can enjoy life in ways that I don’t enjoy” is definitely a take.
This is probably just a use of different words to not sound repetitive.
Then why do they only do it in the same way, every time, and for other western powers? For example, this is from 2005:
“On the March 18 CBS Evening News, reporter Byron Pitts gave these figures: “Today, U.S. deaths number more than 1,500. There are no exact figures for Iraqi fatalities, but estimates are for every American killed, 11 Iraqis died.” In other words, more than 16,500 Iraqi deaths.”
Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, but decades of examples are clearly a system pattern.
Why? That would entirely ruin the joke.