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Fargeol, fargeol@lemmy.world

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You’re absolutely right! (Chat GPT)

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reply to: ChatGPT or a microwave in Fuck AI@lemmy.world
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Damn, I checked using their website, that’s why.

I actually got this idea after testing it on Anthropic Claude, I’m still laughing at the fact our most advanced chatbots are struggling to do something as simple as that.

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ChatGPT or a microwave

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A comparison chart shows two columns labeled “ChatGPT” and “A microwave.” Three criteria are listed on the left: “Heats water while running,” “Can set a timer,” and “Can tell the time.” Under ChatGPT, there is a green checkmark for “Heats water while running,” but red X marks for “Can set a timer” and “Can tell the time.” Under “A microwave,” all three criteria have green checkmarks. At the bottom, a caption reads: “Conclusion: The microwave wins!”
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reply to: Artemis II astronauts are struggling with Microsoft Outlook issues in Not The Onion@lemmy.world
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User : “Houston, we’ve had a problem! There’s an electrical outage and CO2 is accumulating, what should I do?"
ChatGPT: “Just open the windows!”

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reply to: Moving to rust in Programmer Humor@programming.dev

I hope they’re doing it with AI for faster development. Now that Claude is open source, there’s no excuse to refuse progress anymore!

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reply to: AI 2027 in Technology@lemmy.world

« We wrote a scenario that represents our best guess about what that might look like. »

OK

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reply to: Basic shit in Lefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Ooooh, I didn’t know this template, I love it!

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reply to: How much are you willing to inconvenience yourself to save money? in Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world

Sorry, I just wanted to talk about the elephant in the room. Full time jobs are time consuming and often stressful which can lead to health issues or family issues.
Time is something we can’t buy, and I wish we didn’t have to sacrifice it

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reply to: What RSS feeds to you follow? in Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world

YouTube channels.
Most people are unaware that YouTube still has RSS feeds

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Is there an equivalent to the "Alan Smithee" pseudonym for a developer?

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In the movie industry, directors sometimes sign their as “Alan Smithee” to indicate they don’t recognize the movie as their own work. This can happen for various reasons, one well known example is David Lynch for Dune (1984) who didn’t want his name associated with the movie since he didn’t have the final cut.

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ChatGPT or a microwave

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A comparison chart shows two columns labeled “ChatGPT” and “A microwave.” Three criteria are listed on the left: “Heats water while running,” “Can set a timer,” and “Can tell the time.” Under ChatGPT, there is a green checkmark for “Heats water while running,” but red X marks for “Can set a timer” and “Can tell the time.” Under “A microwave,” all three criteria have green checkmarks. At the bottom, a caption reads: “Conclusion: The microwave wins!”
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Is there an equivalent to the "Alan Smithee" pseudonym for a developer?

Community iconc/programming@programming.dev by

In the movie industry, directors sometimes sign their as “Alan Smithee” to indicate they don’t recognize the movie as their own work. This can happen for various reasons, one well known example is David Lynch for Dune (1984) who didn’t want his name associated with the movie since he didn’t have the final cut.

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What would be the "least boring" sorting algorithm?

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I'm currently working on a little web app that allows the user to sort a list of elements (like a tier-list maker).

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Is there such a thing as a manually curated search engine?

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When I search for anything on Google or DuckDuckGo, more than half of the results are useless AI generated articles.

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Could I render the computer-generated graphics from Toy Story (1995) in real time using a single modern home computer?

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The movie Toy Story needed top-computers in 1995 to render every frame and that took a lot of time (800000 machine-hours according to Wikipedia).

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Comments by Fargeol, fargeol@lemmy.world

reply to: ChatGPT or a microwave in Fuck AI@lemmy.world
OP

Damn, I checked using their website, that’s why.

I actually got this idea after testing it on Anthropic Claude, I’m still laughing at the fact our most advanced chatbots are struggling to do something as simple as that.

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reply to: Artemis II astronauts are struggling with Microsoft Outlook issues in Not The Onion@lemmy.world
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User : “Houston, we’ve had a problem! There’s an electrical outage and CO2 is accumulating, what should I do?"
ChatGPT: “Just open the windows!”

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reply to: Moving to rust in Programmer Humor@programming.dev

I hope they’re doing it with AI for faster development. Now that Claude is open source, there’s no excuse to refuse progress anymore!

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reply to: AI 2027 in Technology@lemmy.world

« We wrote a scenario that represents our best guess about what that might look like. »

OK

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reply to: Basic shit in Lefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Ooooh, I didn’t know this template, I love it!

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reply to: How much are you willing to inconvenience yourself to save money? in Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world

Sorry, I just wanted to talk about the elephant in the room. Full time jobs are time consuming and often stressful which can lead to health issues or family issues.
Time is something we can’t buy, and I wish we didn’t have to sacrifice it

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reply to: What RSS feeds to you follow? in Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world

YouTube channels.
Most people are unaware that YouTube still has RSS feeds

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reply to: ACAB in Memes@sopuli.xyz

All Cats Are Beautiful

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reply to: Zig quits GitHub, says Microsoft's AI obsession has ruined the service in Technology@lemmy.world

And you can still uncompile them. I even discovered some credits and commentaries written in a hidden area of “Zero Wing Rhapsody” (speaking of Aybabtu) put here by the creator. Felt like geeky archeology.

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