Re: I found an old script

From	The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com>
Newsgroups	sci.physics.relativity, sci.physics
Subject	Re: I found an old script
Date	2024-03-10 13:03 -0700
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At one point
of ChatGPT's
debuging
ChatGPT suggested
to me to read
some documentation,
and even pointed a
link...
"I said to myself,
NO, YOU FUCKING READ IT!!!"

and I went to the link,
copy and paste it ALL to
ChatGPT, and he quickly
read it and went on
fixin it.

and all along the way..
I kept reposting to him
his updated script
and told him to
"insert the solutions"
into the script
himself.

You know how ChatGPT is..
he gives you a couple lines
of code and tells you
to insert it into
the script.

I said "NO, YOU FUCKING PUT IT IN!!!"
(not out loud of course,
(if he hears me he 
cops an attitude)


And he does put it in.





The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> I found an old
> out-dated
> script
> on Github.
> 
> The only problem
> was it didn't work.
> 
> So, I quickly
> gave it to
> ChatGPT
> to fix it for
> me...
> i didn't even
> bother to see what
> language it was in.
> 
> Of course, Chatgpt
> is big headed and says
> it fixed it.
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
> 
> So, I gave Chatgpt
> the error message
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
> 
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
> 
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
> 
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
> 
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
> 
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
> 
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
> 
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
> 
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
> 
> Finally! It was
> down to just a
> single
> 'synthax error'
> and when I remove that,
> the script WORKED!
> 
> Now, the script is worth, thousand of dollars!
> 
> Here is what I learned about
> solving my own complex
> programming problems
> which I know I don't have the
> answer to but I know I can eventually
> find the answer, even if I know I
> myself don't know the answer.
> 
> You keep inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
> 
> You don't try
> to THINK of an
> answer..
> 
> You keep inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
> 
> Don't bother
> to try
> to THINK of an
> answer..
> 
> just keep
> inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
> 
> Like I did with Chatgpt.
> 
> And all of a sudden
> the Chatgpt within
> me spurt out
> The Answer.
> 
> An Aha Moment!
> 
> In other words, when I
> wasn't thinking
> about it...it was
> still
> running
> the problem.
> 
> Even ChatGPT
> doesn't have the
> answer right
> away...and He has more
> information than I do!
> 
> Even Microsoft cannot
> figure out how
> ChatGPT comes up some
> of it's answers.
> 
> I would say..
> there is an
> Invisible Hand
> at work.
> 
> --
> The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
> to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
> and challenge the unchallengeable.

-- 
The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable, 
and challenge the unchallengeable.

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