the beautiful code
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Try to get one of these LLMs to update a package.json.
ones that can run cli tools do great, they just use npm
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I’ve never thought of it that way. I’m going to add copy writer to my resume.
Maybe fiction writer as well
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You managed to get an ai to do 200 lines of code and it actually compiled?
4o has been able to do this for months.
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But working code can be made into numbers.
But text is also numbers
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I asked ChatGPT with help about bare metal 32-bit ARM (For the Pi Zero W) C/ASM, emulated in QEMU for testing, and after the third iteration of "use printf for output" -> "there's no printf with bare metal as target" -> "use solution X" -> "doesn't work" -> "ude printf for output" ... I had enough.
That's what tends to happen
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Did it try to blackmail him if he didn't use the new code?
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My uncle. Very smart very neuronal. He knows the entire Internet, can you imagine? the entire internet. Like the mails of Crooked Hillary Clinton, that crook. You know what stands in that Mails? my uncle knows. He makes the best code. The most beautiful code. No one has ever seen code like it, but for him, he's a genius, like i am, i have inherited all his genius genes. It is very easy. He makes the best code. Sometimes he calls me and asks me: you are even smarter than i am. Can you look at my code?
Thanks, I hate it.
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I can tell you're a member of the next generation.
Gonna ignore you now.
A 3 day old account being a dick on Lemmy?
I'm shocked.
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You managed to get an ai to do 200 lines of code and it actually compiled?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Uh yeah, like all the time. Anyone who says otherwise really hasn’t tried recently. I know it’s a meme that AI can’t code (and still in many cases that’s true, eg. I don’t have the AI do anything with OpenCV or complex math) but it’s very routine these days for common use cases like web development.
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Not even remotely.
You could claim that it knows the pattern of how references are formatted, depending on what you mean by the word know. Therefore, 100% uninteresting discussion of semantics.
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Insulting, but also correct. What "knowing" something even means has a long philosophical history.
Trying to treat the discussion as a philisophical one is giving more nuance to 'knowing' than it deserves. An LLM can spit out a sentence that looks like it knows something, but it is just pattern matching frequency of word associations which is mimicry, not knowledge.
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I can tell you're a member of the next generation.
Gonna ignore you now.
At first I thought that might be a Pepsi reference, but you are probably too young to know about that.
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well, it only took 2 years to go from the cursed will smith eating spaghetti video to veo3 which can make completely lifelike videos with audio. so who knows what the future holds
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This weekend I successfully used Claude to add three features in a Rust utility I had wanted for a couple years. I had opened issue requests, but no else volunteered. I had tried learning Rust, Wayland and GTK to do it myself, but the docs at the time weren’t great and the learning curve was steep. But Claude figured it all out pretty quick.
Did the generated code get merged? I'd be curious to see the PRs
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well, it only took 2 years to go from the cursed will smith eating spaghetti video to veo3 which can make completely lifelike videos with audio. so who knows what the future holds
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Hot take, today’s AI videos are cursed. Bring back will smith spaghetti. Those were the good old days
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You could claim that it knows the pattern of how references are formatted, depending on what you mean by the word know. Therefore, 100% uninteresting discussion of semantics.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]The theory of knowledge (epistemology) is a distinct and storied area of philosophy, not a debate about semantics.
There remains to this day strong philosophical debate on how we can be sure we really "know" anything at all, and thought experiments such as the Chinese Room illustrate that "knowing" is far, far more complex than we might believe.
For instance, is it simply following a set path like a river in a gorge? Is it ever actually "considering" anything, or just doing what it's told?
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I'm pretty sure that is how we got CORBA
now just make it construct UML models and then abandon this and move onto version 2
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I used ChatGPT to help me make a package with SUSE's Open Build Service. It was actually quite good. Was pulling my hair out for a while until I noticed that the project I wanted to build had changes URLs and I was using an outdated one.
In the end I just had to get one last detail right. And then my ChatGPT 4 allowance dried up and they dropped me back down to 3 and it couldn't do anything. So I had to use my own brain, ugh.
chatgpt is worse among biggest chatbots with writing codes. From my experience Deepseek > Perplexity > Gemini > Claude.
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But text is also numbers
But numbers are also text
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Uh yeah, like all the time. Anyone who says otherwise really hasn’t tried recently. I know it’s a meme that AI can’t code (and still in many cases that’s true, eg. I don’t have the AI do anything with OpenCV or complex math) but it’s very routine these days for common use cases like web development.
They have been pretty good on popular technologies like python & web development.
I tried to do Kotlin for Android, and they kept tripping over themselves; it's hilarious and frustrating at the same time.
