Well, it fits the company. They are well known for heavily underpaying their workers (dirty cheap subcontracts), resulting in an less then good service of delivery.
I loved the screenshots
Here’s the Nitter link, a privacy-respecting frontend for Twitter:
A nitter bot would be cool.
The screenshot where the guy gets the Chevy bot to give him code for solving the navier stokes equation was also very funny 10/10
Unless it just pulled it out of some standard and tested library i wouldnt trust it though.
Manually debugging that shit is nigh impossible if you didnt write it yourself and get whats going on
Here’s the source. The point isn’t whether I would trust an AI solution to a problem like this, the point is he apparently hijacked the AI to do his bidding. For free.
Lol
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