[fzeroracer]

I've found this to be more consistently the case than not. People almost never post their project and in the rare cases that they do, it's usually some shambling mess that doesn't actually function. They put together a keyword soup post that sounds good on an AI generated resume but falls apart upon investigation.

[jryle70]

> People almost never post their project and in the rare cases that they do, it's usually some shambling mess that doesn't actually function

It's funny because you chose to target the one who is pro-AI, who has since posted their code, and not the GP who is against AI, who also didn't post any code to support his opinion that "it turns out the models don't care about your ideas and want to do what's popular in their training data".

Do you see the irony?

[logicprog]

No, they don't. They're more interested in pathologizing and talking down to and about me.

[logicprog]

Its hard not to feel insulted here. "Projects using AI like this don't exist, and if they do, they're broken and the people who made them have psychosis." However, although I haven't tested my projects cross machine, or cross platform yet (my editor only works on MacOS because it uses kqueue), I would be happy to take an unedited video demonstration of both, I assure you they both run.