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You're absolutely right! (Chat GPT)

  • Toto - AfricaEven the singer, during one of Toto's concert they did recently (2018 or so), said right before playing Africa: "Are you ready for that song?"

  • What the hell? Not so long ago, he was strongly opposed to digital SFX because he wanted movies to capture reality. Did we swap Kassovitz for an evil clone?

  • It was a tiny TicTacToe server I made to learn machine learning. I basically played TTT against it and it would train on the former games to improve. It didn't work since I'm not a data scientist, but at least I know how to create Web Sockets!

    I can give you a few advice if you want

    • Single Responsibility Principle: don't do everything in the same place, separate between functions, classes or files. In my server, one file contained anything related to the server, another anything related to game logic and another anything related to machine learning.
    • Don't reinvent the wheel: unless you're making it as an exercice, don't create something that already exist as a library. Python is wonderful for its libraries
    • Don't optimize stuff: if you feel that "it could be faster", either benchmark it or give up. "Premature optimization is the root of all evil"
    • Learn how to make useful naming, tests and documentation: this is not something developers like to do but you'll love yourself if you read your code after a few months
    • Don't code with an AI: If you're bad without an AI, you'll be bad with it. If you're good with an AI, you'll be good without it. You can still ask one for snippets or use it as a tool to discover concepts you don't know about but I strongly advice against autocomplete and coding agents (I talk from experience).

    If you don't know how to start, you can make a really simple Tic Tac Toe game with its rules and play it in a CLI. Then you can decide how to pimp it: a better interface, game saves, an opponent played by the computer, a game server for a multiplayer game... you decide!

  • The term "database" has two parts to it: data and base

  • "Ma petite amie m'a planté" is closer to "my girlfriend dumped me", it's a bit familiar. "Break up with X" could be "rompre avec X"

  • "planter" in french can mean three things : plant (a seed), crash (a system) or break up (with someone)Hence the triple pun

  • That’s hilarious!

  • Well, I didn't want to buy a datacenter to make my morning tea...

  • I thought of this during a debate I had with a colleague about generative AI«  -Come on, why would I trust the most advanced technology in the world if it cannot even tell the time when asked to? Even my kitchen microwave can tell the time-Yes, but AI isn’t made to heat stuff-…It does heat a lot of water, though »

  • Wow

  • 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.

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    ChatGPT or a microwave

  • 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!"

  • 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!

  • AI 2027

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

    OK

  • Why is Godot Engine in both lists?

  • Programming @programming.dev

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

  • Data Structures and Algorithms @programming.dev

    What would be the "least boring" sorting algorithm?

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

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

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world

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