Huh? I'm talking about existing code being in a dir, then initting a git repo there, creating a pendant on your hoster of choice and then pushing it there. Wouldn't cloning the repo from step 3 to the code from step 1 overwrite the contents there?
Never have heard of that, but in the case of you also having a Readme that will be even more complicated, I imagine. So just adding -f is the easier option.
The problem is that the hallucinating makes the entire performance worthless without another human expert checking the output. So essentially, they are nearly worthless, because said humans could create the output themselves in the first place. LLMs are just faster to output, but fact checking afterwards takes much longer then. And that's assuming people know that. Without AI, they would ask expert forums, and would get solid answers. With AI, they just ask the AI, and are likely to not question what it outputs. Which is most probably at least somewhat wrong.
Yeah, a coworker (also a trainee) spent 2 days trying to debug some C# MVC thing. It took me around 5 mins, from having last seen C# code 7 years ago, to realizing that the quotes were part of the literal string and needed to be checked too.
Well he did literally everything with the internal ChatGPT instance (or so a coworker said, I don't know which model actually runs there). I asked if he wrote JS code, he said no. Well even though there was JS in the cshtml file, he technically didn't lie, as he didn't write it.
Why not throw that into a VM with VFIO passthrough, plug the GPU in via an external dock and if we are already at abstracting shit away for unnecessary complexity and non-compatibility do all that on windows?
Well, I guess you can have more potent PCIe cards now, so you can add QSFP variants like QSFP256 or just multiple connections, without worrying about bandwidth.
That is, if that is actually used somewhere, currently we're stuck at 5.0, and servers usually are not meant to have connectivity added in, but rather to just have it (more cash for the manufacturer anyway).
1996 - James Gosling invents Java. Java is a relatively verbose, garbage collected, class based, statically typed, single dispatch, object oriented language with single implementation inheritance and multiple interface inheritance. Sun loudly heralds Java's novelty.
2001 - Anders Hejlsberg invents C#. C# is a relatively verbose, garbage collected, class based, statically typed, single dispatch, object oriented language with single implementation inheritance and multiple interface inheritance. Microsoft loudly heralds C#'s novelty.
My fucking events table of my synapse DB in postgres is nearly ten times as large, and I ported that from sqlite no long ago, in a matter of minutes. All of the data is on a 23 cluster of old 256GB SSDs, equaling about 1.5TB with Raid 0. That's neither really fast, nor cool. But stable.
The thing is, people apparently need to get hurt - a lot - for something to change. So let some Nazis kill themselves in Nazimobiles. The only issue is the anticipated deaths of innocents, but those will accelerate resistance just more.
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Huh? I'm talking about existing code being in a dir, then initting a git repo there, creating a pendant on your hoster of choice and then pushing it there. Wouldn't cloning the repo from step 3 to the code from step 1 overwrite the contents there?