@TylerGlaiel It can be really wrong sometimes. Like someone pointed out in the thread, it might generate code that references something that straight up doesn't exist. But there are absolutely useful use cases -- e.g. trying to pick up the syntax of a new language.
@TylerGlaiel I tend to use it the way that I used wikipedia in high school. I don't cite directly from Chat GPT, but it gives me a direction to look in and helps provide basic context which I supplement with more information.
why do movies keep doing this shot where the hero has a dead wife and they do a flash back where they are ethereally under a white sheet together, it's really weird. it's like the wilheim scream of dead fictional wives
@Shadolith the writer of the locked tomb series is the writer of the serendipity gospels, an unfinished gamzee/terezi/karkat masterpiece
(written during a time when gamzee was less obviously evil)