Somewhat. Some of them will outright comply like this one, others need a bit of work. Also you have no control over the model they use and you might be getting really bad code as soon as it’s a bit more specialized than just some very generic solution in a very popular programming language.

Just say you wanted to run echo "someField=someValue" > .conf but made a typo in the target filename or so 😜

I dare you to try it

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If it walks like as duck, quacks like a duck,…

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Once, men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.

Full on

For me: When using the teams app on my work laptop, something prevents the clock multiplier in my processor from working correctly - it’s locked to 600-800MHz (according to the performance tab in the Taskmanager) and everything is very sluggish. As soon as I exit the meeting, it will jump back up to several GHz as it should…

Worse was the release of the GTX 1660/1650.

980 to 1080 is a logical step, as - in simple terms- 9 was the generation and 80 the class/performance inside the generation. I somewhat get the step from 10xx to 20xx instead of 11xx for aesthetic reasons. But having a 16xx and 20xx?!

Not your problem. She could have lost everything to an unfortunate drop of her laptop on her way to a meeting room five minutes later anyways. There should be backups of the device. Or all work needs to be saved/synced to a network drive regularly and it should be made clear to everyone that one doesn’t save important data locally.

It was a surprise test of her business continuation planning.

Yes and no. Yes, they look for it, but they might be the problem why things don’t work out with AI, too. The magic is just that the AI needs context, context, context. You will get a feel for how to prompt it to get something like the result you wanted. The problem is gathering and knowing all the things you need to account for. Code guidelines, style guides, architectural decisions, processes of your company,…

That becomes a fuck ton of prompt text quite fast. It’s a bit like onboarding a new hire. But for every task anew. If you have defined processes, good and up to date documentation, etc. It can be quite easy. But what company does really have that available?

Can you translate that for other religions and atheists, too?

Have you actually used the search in Outlook? The search seems non-deterministic and will happily deliver some results, but not necessarily all. And if you fire the same search again, it might even list a different number of results from before. It’s quite usable if there’s only a few results and all of them are quite recent/in the next days. But get a larger number of results and it will fall apart quickly

Just a current example from Meta’s Muse: You can just ask the LLM to give you access to the server / VM / container meta set up for you. And it will happily oblige and hand you the keys. And when you take a closer look around and alert Meta, the engineers basically just tell you, that it’s your VM and that there’s be nothing secret on it and that that’s expected. So…

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Guess where all the “mist” comes from…

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Here, have some WiFi cable - I have plenty of it left!

Guess he won’t say thank you, too

Assuming they correctly licensed all their content from the beginning - CC isn’t just a small license, but one of the big and known ones. It’s battle tested in courts.

https://legaldb.creativecommons.org/en/cases/index.html