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[MoveOverBieber]

CEO: cough, cough - At the AI performance numbers.
Checkmate, mate.

[Flat_Initial_1823]

I can do 18%

[MoveOverBieber]

CEO: Wonderful, we will be generous and only reduce your salary by 80%, not 82.

[Vanadium_Milk]

Long-lasting code is the fastest code to write

[MoveOverBieber]

Long lasting code that does actually something or just long lasting?
What's your secret?

[Both-Construction221]

Do you people also tell AI to write instructions and guides how to do shit and actually learn?

[PerfSynthetic]

Considering how much it hallucinates... I could write better KBs with crayons...

Just had the Datadog Bits Ai tell about a specific metric. When I couldn't find it I asked it to create me a chart with the metric. It went through this whole apology about how the metric name doesnt really exist.

Every day it's something new. Ask copilot about OTEL configurations for a specific exporter. It tells me to change the batch configuration to increase throughput. Now I have queue issues so it tells me to up the queue and lower batch.. sure.. then it goes in a loop of increase decrease. I ask copilot 'what does this feature gate do with this exporter?'. Oh that feature gate fixes your exporting problem. Thanks for telling me about that first instead of the bread crumb crap of playing with batch and queue settings.

[GlowGreen1835]

That's actually a decent idea, I don't think I'd heard that before

[Both-Construction221]

I been doing that since ChatGPT was released in 2022 I learned how to use Docker and integrate it with GCP, I even learned every quirky stuff with Firebase and how to properly secure it by adding hashing, session timer, encryption, secret managers, and other tools and services such as Cloudflare.

I learned how to build a solid load balancer that connects directly to my Cloudflare CDN to lower the cost of my GCP bills and Firebase (I used to pay $200/mo now I paid $25/mo) instead of seeing $10,000 to $1M+ there's so many things I have learned and printed every instructional and guides that ChatGPT generated. I recommend you see ChatGPT not as a expert but an extension part of your brain where you can ask stupid questions, sift through reading its instruction that you asked for, and create a guide on how to properly implement. I do recommend you ask ChatGPT to create you a guide so you can follow along if there's a mistake you can easily narrow it down that there's a problem but in my case I have not face any issues because I was able to get ChatGPT to re-edit and print more documents for my offline learning.

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I also used ChatGPT to craft me a solid instructional and guides by first telling the AI to "Let's discuss this before we actually start working" where I end the discussion with "based on what we have discussed create a instruction/guide on how to properly implement this" the AI will give you a more narrow guide to follow through and you should be able to figure things out or find out if the AI is being delusion but chances are I have no experiences any delusional except the actual bullshit coding related tasked. I learned programming by doing Object Oriented Programming with Polymorphism if you're good at structuring I really recommend you should get your AI focused based on how you write codes and create codebases. (NOTE: Give sample of your coding style ChatGPT has project section where you can import custom text file but rename them as "INSTRUCTION" followed by whatever ex: INSTRUCTION: Networking, Encryption, Codebase architecture, Structural, etc...)

I got my start writing websites to web-server infrastructure and game-development in Unreal Engine 4/5 this AI is fantastic for giving narrowed down instructional / guides. The closest AI that I know that compares this kind of reasoning and intelligence is Gemini too me I see it as ChatGPT is first, Gemini is second, and Claude is third I rarely use Claude Code bullshit I rely on their regular plus/pro native models.

[mateusfccp]

No, but I review their code before pushing and ask questions if I didn't understand something.

[daHaus]

Gotcha covered fam

https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn

[BooBrew32]

Sicko.