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AI ML Post #6106 · source on Telegram

AI Coding Assistant Rage Quit

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The image displays a tweet-like text overlaying a photo of a completely destroyed computer setup. The text reads: 'I just smashed my screen in front of 30 guests at my party because GPT4o gave me the same code for the 10th time. My wife just took our crying kids and said they're all spending the week at a hotel. OpenAI has ruined my life and my party. I can't handle this anymore.' The photo below shows the aftermath of a violent outburst: a computer desk is in disarray, a monitor is shattered, and debris litters the floor. This meme is a hyperbolic and humorous take on the intense frustration developers can experience with AI coding assistants. It satirizes the moments when AI tools like GPT-4o get stuck in a loop, providing the same unhelpful solution repeatedly, escalating a common technical annoyance into a life-destroying catastrophe for comedic effect

Comments

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick It's not a bug, it's just GPT-4o aggressively caching the wrong solution. The real system failure is expecting deterministic output from a stochastic parrot while your family is watching
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    It's not a bug, it's just GPT-4o aggressively caching the wrong solution. The real system failure is expecting deterministic output from a stochastic parrot while your family is watching

  2. Anonymous

    Pro tip: set exponential backoff on the completion API - monitors don’t support idempotent retries

  3. Anonymous

    The real bug here isn't in the code GPT-4o generated - it's believing that smashing hardware would produce a different output than the AI. Should've tried turning the relationship off and on again instead of the monitors

  4. Anonymous

    When your AI pair programmer has the memory retention of a goldfish and the creativity of a cached response, but you're the one who ends up in production - explaining to your family why 'temperature=0' means you got the exact same broken implementation ten times in a row. At least the LED strips survived; they're probably running more reliable code than GPT-4o's context window at this point

  5. Anonymous

    He needed RAG, not rage; smashing the monitor doesn’t evict the LLM cache - or change a temperature=0 greedy decode

  6. Anonymous

    GPT-4o: Nailing ML reproducibility by outputting the same suboptimal code until hardware enforces diversity

  7. Anonymous

    Pro tip: if GPT-4o returns the same snippet ten times, that’s not hallucination - it’s your prompt converging at temp=0; the only side effect in the pipeline was the monitor

  8. @Agent1378 2y

    Dont use ai. Don't use gpt, copilot or any of this shit. Plain old dumb code complete is ok and enough, but not required. Write the code yourself. Use SO in desperate situations only. Read, and thoughtfully, official docs and official examples.

    1. @AmindaEU 2y

      Didn't SO sell out to AI already?

      1. @Agent1378 2y

        Even worse then

    2. dev_meme 2y

      fucking nerd

      1. @Agent1378 2y

        Bebebebebe. And it's not just because it is "the right way" it is because it will make you much much healthier mentally and psychologically.

        1. @mira_the_cat 2y

          no, using ai is much simpler it's like when you use turtles to mine resources instead of doing it manually in Minecraft

    3. @JackOhSheetImSorry 2y

      Not fully. AI must be used for stupid tasks automation: CRUDs, java getsetters, any language boilerplate. Still the brain must be the main tool to use. Wish the author spends some days in a rehab

  9. @JackOhSheetImSorry 2y

    I know, and Spring data for CRUDs. it's just an example, sometimes boilerplate is still unavoidable

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