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  • I used it on long drive this week to find local NPR stations. It was actually pretty good at that.

    Then I asked it to reroute me using a different road and it said it couldn’t do that lmao. Also couldn’t understand that I wanted to find the next Wendy’s on my route despite clearly stating that multiple times. Just kept telling me to backtrack to go to random Wendy’s in the area.

    So basically worthless except for finding npr stations. And even then it would vomit out a bunch of irrelevant info like the station ID and what kind of content they have. Like dude I don’t care, I just asked for the fucking frequency ffs.


















  • We have ours configured with our coding standards, mcps, and we have a skill library.

    It still outputs code full of mistakes. Usually they’re minor mistakes, but not always.

    When we use it to fix defects, it usually fixes the problem, but not in a very robust way. It still needs a lot of supervision to output quality code. For example it will often spot fix defects instead of applying the principle of the code fix to other areas that also need it (i.e. we needed to normalize some data but it only did it in one place, because the ticket only mentioned that one place, however that data is used elsewhere as well)

    It’s a helpful tool for sure but it’s rare that I don’t need to make corrections