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  • Gompje@lemmy.worldtoProgrammer Humor@lemmy.ml*chef kiss*
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    1 year ago

    Haha indeed!

    It’s funny when it starts to just invent things. Like packages, with version number!, that… do not exists…

    Or when it outputs code without using the variables …

    The most annoying thing is imho that it keeps explaining everything al the time. Even when I prompt “you have a working app with vuejs…” and others it sometimes still explains how to setup the app.

    That said: the tool has become a staple in my workflow whenever I need a starting point. Or have to do some math algorithmic things







  • Agreed. Exp Full stack Web dev here. This slowness is clearly a dev issue. The “it keeps spinning” is rarely a db issue or server issue IF the server has power and this one has. This smells to much like something is timing out . I also noticed that when I reply to someone who was logged in from kbin (or even mastodon) it just never ever submits.

    I’m not that familiar with federation itself. But I do know my way around the web. I too hope that they fix this asap. It could even be something like a non sorted query. Or just an endless/to long loop. These are the most typical bugs that happen when there is more data.

    Anyway just my 2 cents. Like I said I’m not that familiar with the Lemmy code.


  • Agreed. Exp Full stack Web dev here. This slowness is clearly a dev issue. The “it keeps spinning” is rarely a db issue or server issue IF the server has power and this one has. This smells to much like something is timing out . I also noticed that when I reply to someone who was logged in from kbin (or even mastodon) it just never ever submits.

    I’m not that familiar with federation itself. But I do know my way around the web. I too hope that they fix this asap. It could even be something like a non sorted query. Or just an endless/to long loop. These are the most typical bugs that happen when there is more data.

    Anyway just my 2 cents. Like I said I’m not that familiar with the Lemmy code.