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In this day and age it barely helps at all. Looking stuff up from before 2021 or…
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I mean we are technically robots with systems that follow an algorithm but we ar…
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Flatty, people who hype AI don't understand AI or the limitations of are current…
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Hey Charles. If someone took photos did work before hand then trained a.I on you…
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I feel like the only way to really fight this is legislation that forces AI comp…
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Ai just hype…it still cannot fix simple code..it can write some fixed known code…
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So where is the balance. Example…Musk sold 1.79 million cars in 2024. If million…
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Electronic concentration camps are not a new idea. Hitler did so, with tattoed n…
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Here's my defense for this. I am a game developer and I am personally pretty good at writing good code. I avoid code smells, I keep things organized and structured, etc. I don't really have any other programmer friends, so it's not like I can just ask one for help, and stack exchange is not a very quick way to see if my code can be optimized.
BUT, there's a teeny tiny bit of impostor syndrome in my brain that tells me I'm not doing it right, but my code is so specific to my game that I would have to explain entire swathes of code just to see what could be improved upon, which would be costly. I recently tried out Chat-GPT, giving it my code and asking it if I could further improve on it, correcting its mistakes and assumptions, and in the process I get a better version of my code, or if not better, the exact same code.
Simply, having an AI that can remember a lot more than what I can store in my memory can be quite useful, and even though it could make HUGE mistakes, they are usually quite obvious.
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Coding Result
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Responsibility | none |
| Reasoning | unclear |
| Policy | none |
| Emotion | mixed |
| Coded at | 2026-04-27T06:26:44.938723 |
Raw LLM Response
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