• Psaldorn
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    652 months ago

    I’m Guessing he downloaded it from chatgpt, hence the location

      • @FauxLiving@lemmy.world
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        12 months ago

        I dunno bro, I can really see how the chicken could be enticed to cross the road by virtue of his chicken instincts. I’m something of a biologist myself

    • @Death_Equity@lemmy.world
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      332 months ago

      That’s a given, but now he has an entire website in his download dir. So all the scripts, images, child pages, directories, etc. are all over the folder’s contents.

      If he tried to publish, he would have to find every single dependancy and upload them, which would then require somebody competent to figure out what he missed.

      What I am saying is web devs are safe from AI taking their job, for now.

        • @Death_Equity@lemmy.world
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          122 months ago

          Anybody that cocky and stupid would never present a simple test of concept as evidence.

          They 100% asked AI to make an E commerce or company page.

        • Yeah, you know you can put CSS inline / in the header, and images can be base64 encoded and put in line as well.

          Same with JavaScript. It’s probably a whole single page website with no ability to cache anything and can never be bigger than the context window

      • Psaldorn
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        172 months ago

        As a web dev I’m not worried, but chatgpt has been useful figuring out some Godot/C# oddities that come with learning a new language. I worry for the new people who will just use what it says and not learn anything.

        Even then, it will spit out methods and signatures from different but similar libraries (litedb and sqlite for instance)

        But like @rooroo@feddit.org said, I was expecting it to be a single page, probably rammed with unnecessary JavaScript.

        • @FauxLiving@lemmy.world
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          22 months ago

          It’s interesting because it lets regular people with little to no training produce software.

          It isn’t great software, it doesn’t always work… but considering the amount of software that an untrained person could produce previously was exactly none, it’s a pretty interesting development in technology.

          and, it’s only going to get better.