The OFFICIAL programming thread

Gators1

I hate Python libraries!

That is all

Tazz

Gustaf

@Tazz said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

What a dumb nerd!

Also he’s not an engineer.

Tazz

Gators1

Has it deleted your C drive yet? No? Still better than human coders.

Dec 4, 2022

Stack Overflow bans ChatGPT as 'substantially harmful'

High error rates mean thousands of AI answers need checking by humans

Like there aren’t maybe dozens or more stack overflow users who will just script around it and use ChatGPT in the backend to farm karma or whatever it is that StackOverflow awards. How will they police it? Add a report link with the option saying, “I can’t be sure but I don’t think this user is human”?

Gators1

@Hog said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

Like there aren’t maybe dozens or more stack overflow users who will just script around it and use ChatGPT in the backend to farm karma or whatever it is that StackOverflow awards. How will they police it? Add a report link with the option saying, “I can’t be sure but I don’t think this user is human”?

I have never been sure the people on SO are human.

Gators1

Chat GPT is garbage. I have had it create a few simple conversion functions for me, but occasionally it just gets really stupid. In this case it can’t even convert freedom to commie measures and did it backwards. At least it apologizes I guess, which seems to be a lost art these days.

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Gustaf

You need to get out more.

Gators1

@Gustaf said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

You need to get out more.

You need to GTFO!!! Where is Silky and his ban stick?

Pakoon

If GPT were smart it would say switch to the metric system, you troglodyte!

Can I use someones openai bot thing to do some tps reports? I wonder if it’s accurate

Gators1

https://onezero.medium.com/the-largely-untold-story-of-how-one-guy-in-california-keeps-the-worlds-computers-on-the-right-time-a97a5493bf73

Gators1

We were talking about how the cloud gets “hacked”…

https://tomforb.es/i-scanned-every-package-on-pypi-and-found-57-live-aws-keys/

Kilemall

@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

We were talking about how the cloud gets “hacked”…

https://tomforb.es/i-scanned-every-package-on-pypi-and-found-57-live-aws-keys/

I don’t trust AWS. I trust Azure far less.

Gators1

@Kilemall said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

We were talking about how the cloud gets “hacked”…

https://tomforb.es/i-scanned-every-package-on-pypi-and-found-57-live-aws-keys/

I don’t trust AWS. I trust Azure far less.

We are moving to AWS and I am trying to get management concerned about security and role management, but right now they aren’t interested in centralizing that. I am guessing they will at least start to think about that stuff once the bills start coming in higher than they expect.

Tazz

@Tazz said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:

For me personally, post-nut clarity isn’t conducive to productive coding. I do my best work when my mind is racing and I’m hopped up on caffeine and nicotine.

What is good for problems I can’t figure out is just leaving it and picking another problem. In a day or three I’ll often just suddenly see the answer for the first problem. Assuming I have the luxury of the time to do that of course. Most of the time I just have to brute force it by trying approach after approach until I find the solution.

Jam

I guess we each have our own ‘best creative’ or problem-solving moments.

For me, I get some of my better ideas while in the shower in the morning.

Sometimes I go over challenges before falling asleep and occasionally I wake up next day with a solution in mind.