LeGrognardOfLove

Huuuuuh

You fear a new tool, making you a ludite. That’s all!

I seem to have hit a nerve!

Take care!

Nope. It works very fine most of the time. You need to be clear what you ask for and not ask for too much at a time. You say : do a script that does a small part, test it then add a new part and so on.

I mostly do this while doing another task, using my free time during compile and server deploy time to advance on my next stuff.

You can’t just ask him to do full feature and hope it works properly, that’s a recipe for disaster.

You have to think like it like working with a junior dev.

It has some good suggestions at time also. Don’t just discount it “because”.

You need to use your critical thinking skill with this as much as everywhere else.

You can ask it to make a memory dump in text form also.

Chatgtp also has a memory feature… It only gets full easily!

I use it for a lot of stuff that is productive.

• prototype code
• write boiler plate code for me
• correct my abhorrent French to pass as barely human in my own society
• prototype things i want to be custom made by an artisan
• tune recipes and find variation for recipes I like but grew bored off
• find counter arguments to ideas I have to start an iteration loop.

The tool has a lot of real life, productive and helpful use case, you just need to learn how to use it properly for it to be useful, like any tool I guess.

It’s the same colonial model, with the same type of results - exploitation of humans and natural resources in a country that can’t fight back due to governmental capture or the collaboration of its bourgeoisie. It’s pretty well documented, even wikipedia has artciles that didn’t get liberalwashed on it.

I’m replying to myself I know but I had to post my two favorite name of canadian mining corporation which are currently destroying the global south:

Conquistador Mines Ltd

Da Capo Resources (today Vista Gold Corporation)

On. The. Nose.

Also this : The Corporate Accountability of Mining, Oil and Gas Corporations in Developing Countries Act, also known as Bill C-300, was defeated in a vote of 140 to 134 in the House of Commons of Canada in October 2010.[56] The Summary of the bill states:

The purpose of this enactment is to promote environmental best practices and to ensure the protection and promotion of international human rights standards in respect of the mining, oil or gas activities of Canadian corporations in developing countries. It also gives the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of International Trade the responsibility to issue guidelines that articulate corporate accountability standards for mining, oil or gas activities and it requires the Ministers to submit an annual report to both Houses of Parliament on the provisions and operation of this Act."[57]

I know Canada is not in any way a social democracy but it’s close enough and would still do this if it became one.