ChatGPT etc

[Kikó]

It's resource intensive and just a word predictor. It's a complete con.

[Lofty]

Still, good news about the new US government apparently using it in all their new admin.

[Jimmy Floyd]

Was running some data through ChatGPT just now for work, and I reckon they've definitely tuned it up a notch in the last 24-48 hours. Can't be imagining it. Had been sliding further into shit recently as well.

[Magic]

It's stolen the better code from Deepseek.

[Raoul Duke]

Their problem isn't the performance, it's the cost.

I've been playing around with something called bolt.new at work, and it's pretty bonkers. Can just give it a prompt (or a URL or a screenshot) and it'll generate an app/webpage for you that can be exported, put live, edited etc.

[phonics]

I saw @Mike post about a coding program that could make videogames so I thought I'd have a play with it.

Might be the best code in the world but because I have no clue what I'm doing it's failing at line 1 because I don't know what

"File "c:\Users\Joe\Desktop\import pygame.py", line 1, in <module>
import pygame

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pygame'"

means

[Raoul Duke]

You need to import the Python module. Ask the LLM to figure it out

[Boydy]

Run "pip install pygame" in your command line

[Pepe]

Claude playing Pokemon is the best thing I have watched in ages.