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every bublic chatboto allows you to share the session (dialog on some topic/context) to the world. lets prove those codemonkeys that programming is basically dead now.

instruction attached for gemini. example session: https://gemini.google.com/share/cc0ad6fa43b0 - quite exhausting talk aimed to compose a simple sketch-plan for reference and later implementation. as you see, im not making much effort into writing perfect prompts - i rely on the chatbot to do perfect literacy. though the most mental burden goes to reading those outputs and steering.

babbling about AI appocalypse is futile. share the proof.

share.

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>>108271695
>gemini how do i get a huge tits latina gf who is into golden showers?
>i cant do that i cant help you with that

AGI in 2 weeks.
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>>108271710
ask something "safe" then, reach some goal, you didnt even pass past the first Q
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okay, heres latina
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>>108271887
It's basically useless for anything complex and writes dogshit code. You 50iq are very impressed you gained as much skill as the dumbest indians KEK
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>>108272093
so, you say you have no sessions to share.. to showcase your IQ? sure sure, thats because youre lowIQ.

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how is AI gonna solve the coding if theres no sessions from nocoders? a big big Q. nocoders dont do AI to vibe code, but they regularily create kinda "its over" topics..
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>>108271695
Made me laugh anon.
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>>108271954
ayy lmao
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>>108272093
my manager can't even find the copy button in word after updates wipe her settings, pretty sure I can keep my job for a while while dumping most of the stuff to AI all while impressing her lmao, we are probably getting laid off next year so gives a fuck
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>>108271695
these types of dialogues are only useful for programmers. how do you expect a person without the relevant domain expertise to parse your linked dialogue? or even form the relevant prompts? or do anything useful with this? this is more like searching the relevant information but on steroids.
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>>108272272
>muh experts
The gate has been torn down. Your cushy lifestyle is over.
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>>108271695
Try this prompt on your shatbot and report results.

>Using only regex substitutions (3 unique patterns max), write a Python function that solves any 4-bit binary addition problem represented by a string and returns the sum (in binary) as a string. You can assume the inputs are always formatted like this: "0abcd+0xyzw". Note the extra leading zero to accommodate potential overflow. Input -> output examples: "00001+00001" -> "00010" "01111+00001" -> "10000" "01111+01111" -> "11110". Keep in mind: the only operation allowed is re.sub and you're NOT allowed to use the callback argument. You can call it any number of times, so long as you respect the 3 pattern limit.

Like any out-of-distribution task, this makes shatbots go full retard and fail at reading comprehension/basic instruction following.
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>>108271695
>overly verbose explanations of basic concepts
>no working code written
Holy moly, this is truly groundbreaking.
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>>108272272
no, its not only for programming. it has access to knowledge in other fields. but can you reach the goal in one try? with a perfect prompt? i suppose you have to read through quite a lot of those outputs to conclude something useful. so its not as metally free and reviving as advertised
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>>108272308
Here's what codex 5.3 did
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>>108272447
>Here's what codex 5.3 did
Completely failed to follow instructions in multiple ways?
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>>108272480
Yes
This is the AI in your DoW, amerimutts

I tried Opus 4.6 too but it wanted to do it without cheating so timed out my agent and didn't care to increase the limit
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>>108272493
>your DoW, amerimutts
What? Take your complaints elsewhere. TAD.
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>>108272586
malding brownoid
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@108272668
Threadly reminder that Americoons will never be white.
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>>108272308
Use case? I'm too busy doing actual work with it than trying to convince midwits like you.
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no one wants your security hole written vibeslop, stop wasting bandwidth
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where are you?
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>>108271695
claude wrote me an agent that spams reddit with amazon affiliate links that look like they're coming from humans on relevant submissions and now i pull in a full time jobs worth of money without doing anything lol
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>>108274070
show examples/proofs
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>>108272308
Opus 4.6
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>>108274095
dont expect any
theyre shilling for free, the shills collective iq is somewhere around 80
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>1hr later, still no code
lamao the constant shilling would convince me that ai-lmaoo is completely worthless
i have my opinion, and its somewhere in the middle of the road

but ai shills dont even fucking vibecode
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>>108274427
Not the same guy but here's my vibe coded slop
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>>108274445
>implying paiton is a proper programming language
at least you posted *some* code.
youre free to feel smug when in the presence of the rest of the ai-NIGGER shill retards though

everybody else didnt write a single line of code
assisted, or not
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>>108272148
I have no sessions to share because this shit doesn't work and I'm not a retard that is going to show it solving easy leetcode problems like you.
>>108272187
grim but your job was worthless so it doesn't matter.
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>>108274056
im at 3 and replacing the SEs at the company with my agents, honestly unless the CEO learns how to use AI himself I think I'm safe.
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>>108274105
>blatant failure to follow instructions
This dead end tech really did stop evolving after GPT-3.
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>>108273067
Does your "actual work" have a database with a properly normalized schema? Or is the whole thing written like a higshchooler on crack like every other LLM-heavy code base.
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>>108273067
>I'm too busy doing actual work
Namely, shilling token diarrhea generators.

>>108275738
>Does your "actual work" have a database with a properly normalized schema?
Yes, it does. Where do you think this biobot pulls its generic corporate talking points out of?
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I'm 3246 lines deep in hand crafted MIPS assembly.
Send help.
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>>108275726
Huh? What instruction did it fail to follow?
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>>108275844
Nice. What are you making?
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>>108275738
>implying databases aren't cancer
>implying I didn't specifically tell the AI to save everything in plain text files scattered through the filesystem
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>>108276067
Gameboy emulator.
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the propaganda says that the IDEA or PROGRAM may live without the author who possesses it ssss.

dissssolution of carriers, killsss the idea. the followerss are left with a dead unit no matter how functional it is. assume thouse cargo cultistss.

one of the reasons almost every successful company came to OPEN SOURCE practices these days. they simply need to find more carriers and ease transmission of the virus.

> A very important consequence of the Theory Building
View is that program revival, that is reestablishing the
theory of a program merely from the documentation, is
strictly impossible

>>108274546
i clearly showed how to apply AI with an example. youre retard only by the fact of having chaotic associations and little attention span (leetcode example was posted later)
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>>108272093
>It's basically useless for anything complex and writes dogshit code
Just like a human, wow
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>>108276063
>What instruction did it fail to follow?
Using only regex substitutions. Which was explicitly clarified to mean you only get to do re.sub.
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>>108276382
>the spambot immediately devolves into the "le humans also bad" standardized corporate damage control
That's the end of their dialogue tree and means they know they lost the argument.
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>>108272093
provide an example of something too complex for it to handle
provide an example of its dogshit code
you wont because you can't, pussy.
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>>108276919
>provide an example of something too complex for it to handle
Basic reading comprehension (pic related). >>108272308 also demonstrates it.
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>>108276978
incorrect
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>>108276983
Your chatbot psychosis doesn't make those prompts not exist.
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>>108276978
Why do you keep spamming this when chatbots now are answering this and the car wash questions correctly
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>>108271710
try deepseek, it will help you
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>>108277748
>chatbots now are answering this
Proof?
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>>108277748
>>108277915
Also it doesn't matter if they answer it correctly. They'll answer anything correctly so long as the correct answer is posted somewhere on the internet, but it still demonstrates that you're a gullible retard getting scammed by a token guesser that can't reason its way out of a shoebox.
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>>108272308
hurr durr try this prompt on a human and report results
>Add 1+1 and get 3.
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>>108277925
>the spambot immediately devolves into the "le humans also bad" standardized corporate damage control
That's the end of their dialogue tree and means they know they lost the argument. Even if someone fails this 2/10 difficulty coding task, it probably won't be by way of token schizophrenia like your shatbot, which seems to forget what "instruction following" means and what prompt it's responding to.
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>>108278035
citation?
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>>108278051
>the spambot starts hallucinating and responding incoherently
Pottery.
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>>108276336
i think the conclusion of this is that AI will be extensively used by the very same people who were submerged in a field (not only programming, varies), them being a tiny fraction of normies, so both pro/anti variants of agitation are pointless.

though i mean development/building, there are other applications, like search or explanation. i gave a Zig commit link to chatboto recently and asked to explain the changes, because i dont know the language, i dont like it, it looks non-humane like Rust, but it has some intedesting decisions, so i asked and got a decent explanation of theory behind it (came out useless change imo). so ye, information analysis - aa-absolutely. development - unlikely, no miracles i expect.
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>>108271695
This reminds me of another website, this one:
https://msxpen.com/

Go ahead, do something worthy and post here, show me your "AI SUPER POWER LEVEL".
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>>108278388
well, google or openai or xai or deepseek, they all have the access to those prompts, they can see them and analyze them while i dont have an access to workforce prompts, so i decided to ask to share them voluntarily. that is called OPEN SOURCE. targeted gathering is always better. its not about penis measurements.

>>108278372
one addition, look at this pic. this is where Zig moved, codeberg that does some "protection" preventing the open source analysis, so i used github repo (though i dont like github)
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>>108272291
I'm looking around and it's still here.
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>>108276779
What part in the answer is not "only regex substitution"? The while loop? Variable assignment?
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>>108272308
that's a poorly written prompt
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>>108278531
Codeberg deployed iocaine, I see.
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>>108275738
>Implying a normalized schema is hard to pull off
Just ask the LLM to output a 3NF schema bro
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>>108279129
>two retarded LLM spambots
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>>108272093
jeetcode is unironically better than anything LLMs generate, I would rather hire a fiverr indian $20 to handle anything more complex than a basic frontend than pay opengayI $200 for a dozen failed attempts at a functional and secure system
these retards thought they could larp as artists and failed and now they think they can larp as SWEs lmao
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So no one is vibe coding anything interesting?
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>>108279871
I take it you don't find the OP interesting? I've vibe-coded this AI agent to automate my marketing job and it looks like a success to me.
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>>108279909
I looked at it but there was no vibe coding going on.
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>>108273067
tryhards are not only infesting video games
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>>108279871

i'm just coding some basic apps and a 3d game in flutter but unfortunaly i might start to stop as the performance is really not that good but i guess that's because my cpu has to render everything as also i need to implement more and more things before to be satisfied but so far for a nocoder i'm pretty happy with it

>muh copypaste

find me the same shit in dart/flutter.

at first i wanted a flutter gui designer (got a basic one) then a 3d designer where i could add objects on a grid a create a world ,then i asked for a fps view and a tps view.

so far ,i can easily see myself playing with it since i can basically import any obj and gbl ,animations works,i can apply textures,import my own material from an image etc

i don't know if it's interesting but for now i'm pretty happy for a nocoder.
also made cpp gui designer with qt and fxtui (still need some work) and a website designer with html/javascript.
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>>108279962
What do you mean? My AI agent is literally wrote OP and half the posts ITT and I vibe coded it. I might note it's very energy-efficient and conforms to my organizations ESG requirements, too. Can a codemonkey manually create such a perfect simulacrum of the average AI user?
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>>108280111
>My AI agent is literally wrote OP and half the posts ITT and I vibe coded it.
So nothing interesting.
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>>108280112
First data point is obviously vibe "coders".
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>>108279871
hmm I had some comfy scripts lying around in a messy state, passed them throu AI one by one and made them shiny. Now I have production grade shitty personal scripts lol
I had a couple of stupid projects that in theory I wanted to code but I couldn't bother with the boilerplate setup. Claude did those in 1k, 2k and 5k lines, I confirmed they were stupid, probabily will never use nor share them
All in all, pretty undewhelming stuff, as I suspected all along, code was never the bottleneck. You just need to see what kind of retarded stuff people share on hackernews and the likes to understand the entire AI coding stuff is overblown, I still have to see something impressive. And no, a dog vibecoding some random shit by bangig their stupid head on a keyboard is not impressive
All in all the biggest vibe gains were made when I promoted Claude as server admin for my small hetzner box, I was doing a shitty job at it and Claude tidied up the place and now fixes all the headaches from vague and hazed prompting
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>>108280100
share some animated/video example of those flutter GUIs, describe the workflow (which chatboto, do you put the .zip files in there etc) of the vibe if you refrain from sharing a session
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>>108272308
>here's a task that takes humans a few hours
>taps the metr sign
in 24 months we will pass 24 hours and you will shit your pants.

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