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I like classical architecture.
The government pays me to shill solar power.
I'm well aware I have autism please stop telling me like I don't know.
I do not "post", I cast pearls before swine :bigpig: (except wizard, he gets it)
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Why is everything a stupid toy version, man?
When would this even happen? Why would I have five different functions depending on the state of the same integer?
This immediately breaks down with multiple conditions...
I really must be going insane.
When would this even happen? Why would I have five different functions depending on the state of the same integer?
This immediately breaks down with multiple conditions...
I really must be going insane.
do not google "good vs bad code with examples" btw
AM I GOING CRAZY?!
RT: https://poa.st/objects/48db3e81-3557-47ab-8ceb-677c2a541d0e
AM I GOING CRAZY?!
RT: https://poa.st/objects/48db3e81-3557-47ab-8ceb-677c2a541d0e
@RustyCrab @PanzerTan amogus
@Nils we don't even know that and everyone just runs with their narrative about this jury, based on no evidence. Hmm reminds me of something.
High Sneed DxD
@bajax @theorytoe @Aether Very interesting thank you for sharing
This goes with what I posted above. Naturally, you shouldn't reinvent the wheel. That's what that skill is supposed to fix.
But excuse me for taking it as water upon my mill that I asked for a good example of scope and you gave one where the clanker in the end produced shit code.
I did understand what you were saying, it's just hard for me when people keep saying "it produces good code" and "if you do X, it won't do BAD_THING" and I never get to see example of good and bad code, improved by prompting ideally. you know what I mean?
Where is the "python for idiot retards" level tutorial with examples? Why won't anyone online show me the great code these things allegedly write?
This goes with what I posted above. Naturally, you shouldn't reinvent the wheel. That's what that skill is supposed to fix.
But excuse me for taking it as water upon my mill that I asked for a good example of scope and you gave one where the clanker in the end produced shit code.
I did understand what you were saying, it's just hard for me when people keep saying "it produces good code" and "if you do X, it won't do BAD_THING" and I never get to see example of good and bad code, improved by prompting ideally. you know what I mean?
Where is the "python for idiot retards" level tutorial with examples? Why won't anyone online show me the great code these things allegedly write?
@bajax @theorytoe @Aether and what about the "scope of the task" like what results in those?
Are you making them work on existing code bases btw? I find they are much better with examples, obviously.
Are you making them work on existing code bases btw? I find they are much better with examples, obviously.
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@bajax @theorytoe @Aether how small are we talking here
Tell that to the covenant
@tyler >everyone who ever disagrees with me made it all up and has no arguments
it is as I suspected
it is as I suspected
@tyler Talk is cheap, show me the data
there is type english get software, that's cool
there is "type english get good code out" that's not possible in my experience. All of my vibeslop is exploratory bullshit, for now, and if I hit a wall it's always because the AI fails "please draw red circles around all cards that are the selected suit"
It's not like I'm asking it to "solve the Quintavious Conjecture in three lines of javascript".
And God have mercy on you, if you then look at the code. I write normal people programs though. Idk how lain does it, but he writes in functional languages too, so maybe that's harder to mess up. idk.
there is "type english get good code out" that's not possible in my experience. All of my vibeslop is exploratory bullshit, for now, and if I hit a wall it's always because the AI fails "please draw red circles around all cards that are the selected suit"
It's not like I'm asking it to "solve the Quintavious Conjecture in three lines of javascript".
And God have mercy on you, if you then look at the code. I write normal people programs though. Idk how lain does it, but he writes in functional languages too, so maybe that's harder to mess up. idk.
@nierenstein insneed
@theorytoe @Aether I don't want to cram my entire mental model into each and every post so I keep omitting things.
If I had a harness I could integrate it with my bench suite and mark results good or bad, and try different prompts and styles and diff the result, do it offline over night and so on
If I had a harness I could integrate it with my bench suite and mark results good or bad, and try different prompts and styles and diff the result, do it offline over night and so on
@grillchen @kaia stackoverflow was the original, exclusively about coding
stackexchange was about all sorts of topics, basically they added other subreddits
stackexchange was about all sorts of topics, basically they added other subreddits
@kaia >culture
I didn't mind it, but I'm the worst person to ask about that. I've never felt SO to be that toxic. I always liked it. The answers always worked, the other ones were worth looking at, and it made my life easier. I didn't like when they added exchange because that's in the side bar and it's distracting. Used to be that the other suggestions were very similar, so checking them could also help with your problem.
I have never actively participated in either site.
>mobile
Some argue against mobile support for the same reason. If you don't have a proper keyboard, you won't fix your spelling if the phone doesn't catch it. You won't type that much. everything has to be big and easy to read. and so on.
I don't know how their users might feel. My point was more about comparing it to AI, because AI is a sycophant, it also pulls stuff out its ass, and there aren't 20 other know-it-alls there to correct it. I wouldn't run a plausibility question about ttrpgs or some such by AI
I didn't mind it, but I'm the worst person to ask about that. I've never felt SO to be that toxic. I always liked it. The answers always worked, the other ones were worth looking at, and it made my life easier. I didn't like when they added exchange because that's in the side bar and it's distracting. Used to be that the other suggestions were very similar, so checking them could also help with your problem.
I have never actively participated in either site.
>mobile
Some argue against mobile support for the same reason. If you don't have a proper keyboard, you won't fix your spelling if the phone doesn't catch it. You won't type that much. everything has to be big and easy to read. and so on.
I don't know how their users might feel. My point was more about comparing it to AI, because AI is a sycophant, it also pulls stuff out its ass, and there aren't 20 other know-it-alls there to correct it. I wouldn't run a plausibility question about ttrpgs or some such by AI
@kaia see!
I don't think that AI should have too much of an impact on asking people "is this worldbuilding idea complete ass?" and so on...
Maybe they ARE asking AI though, idk. Would you?
I don't think that AI should have too much of an impact on asking people "is this worldbuilding idea complete ass?" and so on...
Maybe they ARE asking AI though, idk. Would you?