Brutkey

Jeff Atwood
@codinghorror@infosec.exchange

I have no idea what the source of this image is, but yeah, I Laughed Out Loud.

Stack Overflow: “You’re absolutely wrong.” ChatGPT: “You’re absolutely right.” (Add “well, actually…” to the first sentence for additional hilarity to taste.)
Leon Bambrick
@secretgeek@mastodon.cloud

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange I only just realised the author’s intended message was something like:

“With stackoverflow, no matter what question you ask or what information you provide, you will be told you are wrong.

With ChatGPT, no matter what question you ask or what information you provide, you will be told you are right.”

Is that how you interpret the author’s intent? (Not saying i agree with the author, btw)

Originally i thought it was just saying

“Do not use StackOverflow, do use ChatGPT”

Jeff Atwood
@codinghorror@infosec.exchange

@secretgeek@mastodon.cloud I'm saying the LLMs should have been trained on a corpus of eastern european writing

Leon Bambrick
@secretgeek@mastodon.cloud

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange as in this meme?

4 bell curves contrasting the meaning of Americans, Eastern Europeans and British people with an objective distribution. The gist is that when something is objectively 'good' an Eastern European will say "I don't like it" -- while an American will say "This is awesome!"
giga 🔻🔻
@thatgiga@mastodon.social

@secretgeek@mastodon.cloud @codinghorror@infosec.exchange the curve for the Italians is split 50:50 between "junk" and "awesome".