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tonytins@pawb.social 1 day agoThank you. Another issue with sort of overlaps with the hallucination problem is the fact that t is basically is referring to snapshot in time. Based on my past attempts, no amount of searching the web will improve results because it has no idea to account for future outcomes like actual programmers can. Meaning, it is impossible to adopt into future scenarios, such as new, breaking or quality of life changes.
Programming is a hobby for me and my preferred language is C#. I work on the bleeding edge whenever possible so I can benefit from .NET’s recent quality of life changes. Naturally, I’m Microsoft’s target customers. And yet for the reasons stated above, these chatbots can’t account for that in the long run.
G_M0N3Y_2503@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
For the reasons you are stating the snapshot is actually a boon. More than I’d like to admit I’ve had to write something that has been done so many times before with some slight structural differences. And of course there isn’t a library flexible enough nor enough time to write that library. Instead of just busywork mindlessly writing something that should just exist already. You can just slop it out quickly then spend the time it would have taken to write, to refine it into something maintainable with all the new changes that are actually interesting and useful improvements. I see it as raising the bar of starting point.
That said, I just license my own stuff as MIT because I want to raise the bar for everyone, though I know it’s likely the AI companies haven’t respected the wishes of those who don’t do/want that.