The difference lies in the field of civic virtue. A human programmer accepts personal responsibility for the safety of the software of which he is a member, defending it, if need be, with his life. The AI does not.

atomlib

·4 個月前·discuss

> That’s just how I write.

You aren't answering the question.

Did you use AI to write this text?

How much of the text was generated by AI?

I see the text is edited, and I no longer can find the fragments the people above complain about. Why did you edit the text?

atomlib

·6 個月前·discuss

I'm afraid that position is already filled by the CEO.

atomlib

·7 個月前·discuss

Barely anyone speaks it, even those who do typically speak Russian just as good if not better.

atomlib

·7 個月前·discuss

Was this text AI-generated?

atomlib

·9 個月前·discuss

> i did not have much time to work on this at all

From your other comment:

> this went though 11 different versions before reaching this point

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45594554

Seriously, just do things yourself next time. You aren't going to improve unless you always ride with training wheels. Plus, it seems you saved no time with AI at all.

atomlib

·3 年前·discuss

> At the speed of light, photons travel about 1 foot per nanosecond.

Americans have this disgusting way of embedding their sexual fetish into even the physical constants.

atomlib

·3 年前·discuss

Millennials are the only generation who can deal with computers.