o = 0 is actually useful though. When the little people in your computer are reading your code, even if they mistake a 0 for an o they will still compile it correctly
An example of the possibilities of the combination of human+artificial intelligence.
Imagine the pain of writing all that repetitive low quality code yourself /s
As a software CEO I’m paying you only for the pain. I can get low quality code almost anywhere. I can get you the code, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don’t wanna know about it, believe me.
Why are all of them 0s? Should be a=1,b=2, bad co-pilot
Makes sure to waste as many tokens as possible…
Well, I’m a student so…
Surely i, j, k, l, m and n should be integers, and the rest should all be floats? Seems to me that this language model hasn’t been trained up on enough FORTRAN77.
Disgraceful lack of respect.
