OK at least it didn’t create functions for everything. ChatGPT had a function to kinit, to rename and to upload to hdfs. And each function had 2-3 line comments. I mean for a single command how can you put 3 lines of comments.
OK at least it didn’t create functions for everything. ChatGPT had a function to kinit, to rename and to upload to hdfs. And each function had 2-3 line comments. I mean for a single command how can you put 3 lines of comments.
Check if a CSV exists and if it does rename to the filename_date.CSV and upload to hdfs
Yeah AI is really stupid especially when it comes to bash. Once one of my colleague came to me asking a bash script not working that they got from ChatGPT. It was 20-30 lines with function and everything was a variable even the commands. I didn’t even bother reading, asked them what they were trying to do and wrote a simple one liner and it did exactly what they wanted in first try…
I wonder how many merge conflicts there will be.
None. I get my news from 4chan.
Because there are no humans and AI can only think so much.
Not just cat memes, memes about those same rocks also.
I thought SI Unit for volume is m3
You might wanna rephrase that or some feds are gonna have a field day.
Absolutely nowhere. I’ll spend rest of my life enjoying myself in the tardis.
I’ll give you an high IQ answer even though I’m dumb as a f*ck
All answers here are just inner ramblings of average people with average IQ.
And if you ever want to find a true smart person just lookup Dunning Kruger effect.
Using basic things like Graphene OS and keepass shouldn’t be considered privacy activist
Irony is that the entire Harry Potter series is like discriminating against people for who they are is wrong.
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When AI can sit through dozen meeting discussing stupid things only to finalize whatever you had decided earlier then I’ll be worried
And which generation are you from @agraybee the forgotten generation huh?
There are only 2 types of people. Who hate systemd and those who don’t know what systemd is. \s