I'm an electrician.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony
love the detail that it labeled the drawing "Correctly Wired" to make it sound more official.we were probably better off when diffusion was melting the letters together as it at least hinted that the output was an approximation.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony
The only term that I can come up with is natural selection. -
@nomenloony Live to Earth - yikes! Even looks wrong to me and I only know basic electronics.
@skyfire747 @nomenloony At least it gives immediate feedback, by tripping the RCD.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony That screwless cable grip in the photo is interesting. Does that work also after long time?
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony Oi! Funny to see the insides of a UK plug. Never realised it contains a fuse.
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@eliasp @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony
But in this case it doesn't even achieve the statistically most probable answer (which is surely on gazillions of “training images”), so EPIC FAIL!@ancientsounds @eliasp @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony Thanks to the „temperature“ that results in „more varied“ responses.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony Not to excuse this BS in any way, but I wonder if it has absorbed things like this (seen at a client site recently, supplying a 500W appliance).
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony
I'm electrician too (in Finland) and I've never seen a socket with internal fuse. Funny and interesting how much practises differs. We also consider screw terminals as grumpy and old. Especially with minus/flat head. -
@nomenloony Oi! Funny to see the insides of a UK plug. Never realised it contains a fuse.
@krijnsoeteman we are just that safe here. There's about 15 safety features designed into our plugs. It's just a shame they're worse than Lego when it comes to standing on one in the night.
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@nomenloony
I'm electrician too (in Finland) and I've never seen a socket with internal fuse. Funny and interesting how much practises differs. We also consider screw terminals as grumpy and old. Especially with minus/flat head.@kuulman it's because the screws are brass. Being a fairly soft metal it doesn't take a countersink very well and cams out easily damaging the screw.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony
Shocking! ;-/
Perplexity, which is the only AI I use, got it correct and provided references (as it usually does).
I wouldn't use an AI for anything without references, and then checking those myself. -
@nomenloony Not to excuse this BS in any way, but I wonder if it has absorbed things like this (seen at a client site recently, supplying a 500W appliance).
@tim I've had interchanged neutral/earth before. It works perfectly well until you throw an RCD into the argument.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony Skynet will never use nukes. The EMP has forced it into this type of trickery instead.
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@krijnsoeteman we are just that safe here. There's about 15 safety features designed into our plugs. It's just a shame they're worse than Lego when it comes to standing on one in the night.
@nomenloony *ouch!*
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@raineer @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony @blogdiva
Domain expert here: they aren't extremely effective for me in my field (programming) because to tell an LLM precisely enough what to do, I'd have to use a verbose English description, and I've already constructed the solution in my head in a more structural form that isn't words. Turning it back into words to tell an LLM what code to generate is a step backwards.
@petealexharris @raineer @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony @blogdiva Don't you do that anyway when you add comments to your code?
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@petealexharris @raineer @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony @blogdiva Don't you do that anyway when you add comments to your code?
@technicaladept @raineer @drahardja @skyfire747 @nomenloony @blogdiva
No, a duplicate explanation of what the code is doing is not what comments are for.
Comments are more for "why" one method or choice than another, sometimes "why not", than "what".
Except doc comments, which are closer to spec i.e. "what". The code itself is "how", and it doesn't necessarily come via a verbal description in natural language.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony It actually gives some pretty funny results...
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@nomenloony It actually gives some pretty funny results...
@nomenloony ...and it even becomes more funky with further tries. Impressive.
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I'm an electrician.
I dare you to use ChatGPT to wire a plug.
This is why AI is absolute horse shit.
@nomenloony Social darwinism. -
@nomenloony looks like Google's Gemini got it right.
@skyfire747 @nomenloony The problem is you can only ask it questions if you know the answer. No matter how far from being right it is, it will always provide you the answer with extreme confidence.
