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isthisnamestupid t1_j3drp9t wrote

Reply to pink floyd by BattleAngelXX

The Wall will always have a soft spot in my heart. My first Floyd album, bought it a couple years after release, for the The Wall Pt.2, like the 12 year old I was. Fell in love with the band, and yeah DSOTM is the better album, but The Wall has too much nostalgia and memories attached.

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noobvin t1_j3dlku6 wrote

Reply to pink floyd by BattleAngelXX

DSOTM for sure. Such a great album end to end and not a passion project of just Waters, like so many other albums are. Obviously the greatest "headphone album" of all time. Many agree since it stayed on the billboard charts for decades. It is quintessential Pink Floyd.

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me_not_at_work t1_j3dkksz wrote

Reply to pink floyd by BattleAngelXX

DSOTM not just because it is (IMHO) a far superior album across the board, but because I don't really consider The Wall a Pink Floyd album. To me it is really the first Roger Waters solo album.

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arethereany t1_j3dh9vj wrote

Reply to pink floyd by BattleAngelXX

I'd choose DSOTM any and every day of the week. The Wall is too angsty and angry and doesn't have the wonder and exploration of Dark Side. Dark Side is a once in a generation masterpiece while The Wall is just an excellent album.

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brianpeiris OP t1_j3d66ay wrote

Reply to comment by JohnDivney in Professors discuss what ChatGPT means for their future by brianpeiris

I don't think there are fixed guidelines out there yet, it hasn't been out very long. There also may be less use for fixed guidelines. Unlike Stable Diffusion, your interactions with ChatGPT are really dependent on what the context is and what the domain is. That said, there are plenty of videos on youtube of people exploring it and also communities on reddit like /r/ChatGPT and /r/singularity

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CornishCucumber t1_j3d0o07 wrote

Reply to comment by akmp40 in Professors discuss what ChatGPT means for their future by brianpeiris

So it's great for single answers, or to get a bit of depth on a topic - but it has massive flaws at the moment for career specific things like programming.

I've used both Chat GPT and CoPilot for front end and back end engineering and it's shite for anything that consists of anything more than a personal project. It has no context of scope, or of any new frameworks that have been released in the last 5 years. It gives answers that are mixed between functional and object orientated programming. It's not consistent either, for example, it will bounce between using the composition API and the options API in the Vue framework.

When giving advice on using Google API endpoints it will often target deprecated tech. On more than a few occasions, I shit you not, if it doesn't know the answer it will just lie and make up API endpoints - it's fucking hilarious. It needs to avoid data sources from unreliable and old frameworks like Stack Overflow.

Copilot is much, much better, but is still completely clueless for anything that goes beyond the scope of a simple piece of programming. If you want a piece of global functionality on a large application it'd be absolutely clueless. Now, you could say that this is indicative of it being in it's early stages, or because GPT doesn't have any data from the last year - but I think this is more of a problem with taking data from inaccurate and outdated sources. The more frameworks and programming evolves (which at the moment is A LOT), the more outdated the AI will become. I could spot an AI project from a mile off.

However, great for small one / two lines of code and to help emulate paired programming.

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