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Just Me And Chat Gpt Against The World

documentation Developer problems Tech support Error messages Fixed it Forum posts Coding frustration

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1 year ago 320,909 views 0 shares

Just Me And Chat Gpt Against The World

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The four horsemen of debugging in 2023: despair, hope, rage, and ultimate betrayal. Nothing quite matches the emotional rollercoaster of finding a StackOverflow post that perfectly matches your obscure error, getting excited by the 47 replies, only to discover the original poster smugly declared "fixed it" without sharing how. This is why programmers have trust issues. The "ChatGPT against the world" title is spot on - at least the AI pretends to explain its solutions, even when it's hallucinating them.

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