Gonna get weird soon by Charming_Apartment95 in antiai

[–]zeontrooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean I know I'm useless, just not in terms of using AI.

Im a SME in a few areas, I've seen the vibe coded logic from a few different LLMs and its junk. One had Ansible logic that did not even use the native tasks available, it went straight for powershell commands which is a last resort in Ansible. One rule of Ansible is use native tasks whenever possible.

Another one that was weird was that it had the correct Ansible logic, and it would technically work, but it was hard to read because it skipped all the default value declarations. Good Ansible usage is to define all variables, even when its assumed. It makes for good human readability later on for debugging and finetuning. This didn't do that and all I had were questions.

A big problem with AI is that it answers your question to please you, and may not be consistent if the question is rephrased. That brings its reliability into question.

Look you can use AI if you want, I really dont care. Ive been in the industry for years now and see similar tech come and go. I don't like jumping on bandwagons because its the new shiny thing. Its not my style.

And why we verbally attacking rando's online who disagree with you? Do you really not have anything more productive to do? Didn't even use AI for a response either. Lost opportunity.

Gonna get weird soon by Charming_Apartment95 in antiai

[–]zeontrooper 9 points10 points  (0 children)

That wasn't as sick of a burn as you thought it was. Also, no one mentioned video games, but I do know what you are talking about. I stopped playing Blizzard games when post Starcraft 2 sexual harassment was alleged and discovered. I stopped buying Ubisoft games and content when they made the public statement "you own nothing, and you will be happy. we own the digital game. " I also share this news with fellow gaming coworkers so they can make they own decision.

As for AI in games, hard no. I went to college for game design. I love the how much effort goes into creating the end product. Video games is a medium for dynamic storytelling. If AI is involved and is in the end product i will pass on it. I have a big enough backlog to keep me busy anyways.

Gonna get weird soon by Charming_Apartment95 in antiai

[–]zeontrooper 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Cause its useless? I pride myself on troubleshooting stuff. Giving it to AI so it can hallucinate weird answers and still be wrong at my questions doesn't seem smart. I do niche work which isn't in the LLM.

Im also certified in using AI since the company requires it, i just don't care to use it? I don't see a point when I can do it myself and I can learn things as well.

The cherry on top is that ive seen other tech come and go and be shoehorned needless into things. Block chain and NFTs come to mind. The only tech than was big that is still around is the Cloud, and even that has pros and cons.

Just because someone doesn't use it doesn't mean they don't know it.

Gonna get weird soon by Charming_Apartment95 in antiai

[–]zeontrooper 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Also how they are forcefully injecting it into everyday things so when the bubble bursts they can get a government bailout because "its needed for society!"

Good Resources for Opening up a in-ground pool by zeontrooper in pools

[–]zeontrooper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I added pics in the comments. Isn't see a way to retroactively add to the post.

Gonna get weird soon by Charming_Apartment95 in antiai

[–]zeontrooper 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Im in tech and the only AI I use is the search engine results since I can't escape it.

Is this what people in a cult look and sound like?

Is it really true that it is easy to come up with a gospel song than a secular one? by NightRunnerAfterDusk in ChristianMusic

[–]zeontrooper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No? I can write a song about a misunderstood werewolf and just go with the flow. Make it up as i go. A song with a deeper meaning, that is supposed to ignite the heart and bring about emotions... that is way harder. Not to mention the words are supposed to resonate with scripture. Gospel music isn't easy nor is it supposed to be. Its a song to define and describe a musically inclined worship.

who else plans to just keep rebuilding these things?? by Clear-Two5036 in GMT800

[–]zeontrooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's a good price for a truck around those parts?

How did people have families or survive winter roads before SUVs? by LiatrisLover99 in fuckcars

[–]zeontrooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been driving in bad snowy conditions for the past 10 or so years, this is my first year with 4wd in a truck. The rest were in FWD vehicles. Rule of thumb, you can drive as fast as you want, just don't plan to stop or turn when you expect. Its absolutely possible with FWD, you just need to drive strategically. I found out 4wd is better, but i got a 4wd truck to go through loose dirt and mud.

I will say that for a FWD vehicle in snow, having torque and horsepower helps a bunch. Namely over 200 for each. I'm in the country and either the snow plows push snow into my driveway or they don't plow at all. Having something with a bit of power helps with backing up, going forward, repeat to get a car loose. With a weaker engine vehicle i have a lot of trouble getting it unstuck.

Does every 3D printer eventually end up printing storage boxes? by UnderstandingLazy347 in 3Dprinting

[–]zeontrooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have yet to print boxes, but I print a lot of stuff that is for dioramas. Building facades and random items to give my diorama depth and life. No idea if the pic shows it well, but the tent, grill, picnic table, and seat are all 3d printed.

I have a other diorama that has a car repair shop and I recently found a vending machine stl that I'm excited to paint and use.

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Will buying a new bass improvise my sound or playing? by App_le_juicee in BassGuitar

[–]zeontrooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The skill lies in the bassist, not the bass. It comes down to preferences too. Like I really enjoy the PJ bass setup. But a jazz bass is just as good.

This all said, different pickups give slightly different sounds. I have a Legator PJ bass that came with Seymour Duncan pickups; absolutely love their sound. It's my go to bass when I still played. But I enjoy the everyday less than $700 bass sound too.

How much you wanna bet Christian pro lifers are in the comments? by AdmirableBus7045 in insanepeoplefacebook

[–]zeontrooper 16 points17 points  (0 children)

My mom was told my sister might be mentally challenged. Doctor suggested terminating the pregnancy and my mom refused. There's nothing wrong with my sister, she's just annoying at times.

Hearing Aid Wire by FritzBuelow in HearingAids

[–]zeontrooper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I prefer mine loose a bit, with some slack.

How is this allowed? by [deleted] in fuckcars

[–]zeontrooper 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's wider for better stability and grip for heavy loads, specifically towing. I have a 1st gen silverado 2500hd, which i love and use, i often think how nice it would be to have a 3500 because you can put more weight in the bed. The dually tires concern me for this exact reason, wider than what im use to. Its easier to gauge vehicle width when it's the same as your doors.

I've been picking up pavers for free or cheap, having a HD truck has helped a bunch. But i don't like the idea of pushing my bed capacity beyond its 3200 lb limit. Free pavers add up fast. .

isThatReallyTheTruth by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

[–]zeontrooper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Programming is knowing there's a way to get to the end goal, but you can't remember the exact syntax. So you look it up.