I'm the "AI cringe guy" if you want to call it that. Yet I am still waiting for someone to produce typescript that compiles wrongly.
I have limited time, and the little feedback that guy provided turned out to be perfectly well answered by AI. So sorry, but either you actually criticize something actionable to just shut up, but I don't have the time to debate this if the simple few lines don't get answered.
> Good question, and you're basically right — let me show the smoking gun.
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Is there any Typescript that is compiled wrongly? If so, go ahead and show me.
the AI replies itt are cringe
Seriously. It's one thing to use AI to write code but spamming machine generated garbage when talking to another person is just rude.
I see the thread and the patience of the other guy to continue talking to the AI, it's impressive
I'm the "AI cringe guy" if you want to call it that. Yet I am still waiting for someone to produce typescript that compiles wrongly.
I have limited time, and the little feedback that guy provided turned out to be perfectly well answered by AI. So sorry, but either you actually criticize something actionable to just shut up, but I don't have the time to debate this if the simple few lines don't get answered.
Absolutely correct. It's not just smart to use AI in this way, it's efficient. And here's the thing most people don't get, you are saving time.
If you would like more insight, just say the word.
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Are they wrong though? AI or not, compiling code is math - not philosophy. So what's wrong here?