Don’t even need to make it about code. I once asked what a term meant in a page full of a certain well known FOSS application’s benchmarks page. It gave me a lot of garbage that was unrelated because it made an assumption about the term, exactly the assumption I was trying to avoid. I try to deviate it away from that, and it fails to say anything coherent and then loops back and gives that initial attempt as the answer again. I was stuck unable from stopping it from hallucinating.

How? Why?

Basically, it was information you could only find by looking at the github code, and it was pretty straightforward - but the LLM sees “benchmark” and it must therefore make a bajillion assumptions.

Even if asked not to.

I have a conclusion to make. It does do the code thing too, and it is directly related. Once asked about a library, and it found a post where someone was ASKING if XYZ was what a piece of code was for - and it gave it out as if it was the answer. It wasn’t. And this is the root of the problem:

AI’s never say “I don’t know”.

It must ALWAYS know. It must ALWAYS assume something, anything, because not knowing is a crime and it won’t commit it.

And that makes them shit.

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I find PvP games with unlockables and grindables to be the opposite of a good time.

What’s with the boomer humor tier jokes?

The joke is literally wifebad. That’s 60’s newspaper novelty. People have lived whole lives and died since these jokes were new.

It can. Just not lossless. Which it means it can’t.

We literally split the atom and with it, came up with the cleanest and cheapest way to support a large chunk of our energetic needs.

Then some people did a big boom with it, and then a cartoon decided to draw it as green rods of evil energy, and there, the entire world decided to stop using it. And we’ve not started doing it again properly for several decades, all while we uproot carbon off the biosphere and the ground and into the air so we can boil ourselves to a climatic disaster.

Aliens would find nothing worth respecting.

It is quite a weird thread. I’m seeing a lot of people saying Sync is the best, and honestly, it might be, but the logic that the others are outright bad doesn’t fly. The only app that is outright bad is Jerboa, and the only reason to use Jerboa was if you were on here since BEFORE reddit even started the API thing, when it was the only option. We have a TON of options right now. Everyone actually focusing on Jerboa feels like they’re not an actual Lemmy user.

Voyager has an app that respects navigation panes, UI refreshes and haptic system gestures now, so all those “but it doesn’t FEEL native” complaints have been put to the ground to begin with.

Oh, you’re young

Just make a notification stating “Sync is back” and don’t elaborate.

It’s just reddit, but content is spread on multiple sites that talk to one another. There’s some issues with the setup, such as content duplication, but as people learn the ins and outs (use crossposts, people), and the feature set upgrades, it should become better.

The solution is crossposting. If the threads on OP are all by the same user, then they should be crossposting, and mods should be warning them to do so.

Except margins of inner elements and paddings of course.

I really would like that styling was a part of the structure itself too, but way before then, I’d love for JS and HTML to be coupled closer together. The way Angular/React/etc couple things at render time is just way more straightforward.

Unfortunately, I can also think of a bajillion reasons why Js should stay decoupled.

And a public portfolio is the CV that states “I worked for this company making thier products”. They might ask for the specific products, but there’s a chance some people never made public ones.

Github is for college and thesis projects. That’s what most people have on there.

The correct answer to these recruiters is still not stated yet. When they say

“Your github is empty”

People should answer

“I only produce code that actually makes money”.

I’m past it. My living philosophy now is nihilistic.

It’s interesting how Lemmy shows active users before subscribing. Even reddit shows “readers” (people currently online), but people hyperfocus on subscribers (which can be dead accounts).

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“oh my god just tell me damn”

That’s where they lost the right of it. It becomes a legitimate question why the hell they want to know so much.