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Just tried "Can you generate some options for headlines advertising hot cross buns utilizing wordplay, with a cheeky attitude?" "Bunbelievable! Get Ready f

by Lerc 4y ago

Just tried "Can you generate some options for headlines advertising hot cross buns utilizing wordplay, with a cheeky attitude?" "Bunbelievable! Get Ready for a Crumbelievable Hot Cross Experience!" "Bun in a Million: Your Taste Buds Won't Be Cross with These Hot Cross Buns!" "Hopping Mad for Hot Cross Buns: They're the Toast of the Town!" "Cross Your Heart, Hope to Savor: Hot Cross Buns Worth Sinning For!" "Buns & Roses: It's a Rockin' Hot Cross Bun Party You Can't Resist!" "The Great Bun-der: Hot Cross Buns with an Irresistible Twist!" "Hot Cross Fun: Unleash Your Inner Bunthusiast Today!" "Bun Appetit! Tantalize Your Tastebuds with Our Heavenly Hot Cross Buns!" "Too Hot to Handle: These Hot Cross Buns Are a Batch Made in Heaven!" "Sweet Cross-sations: Get Ready to Indulge in the Ultimate Hot Cross Buns!" And more fun "Now try that again adding a hint of dissatisfaction with the commercialization of Easter while acknowledging that this is itself is a form of that commercialization." "Crossed Wires: Enjoy Our Hot Cross Buns While We Roll Our Eyes at Easter's Over-Commercialization!" "Eggs-cruciating Irony: Hot Cross Buns So Good, They'll Make You Forget the Easter Bunny Cash Grab!" "Bun in the System: We Can't Fight the Hype, but Our Hot Cross Buns Are Worth It!" "Commerciali-sin: Indulge in Our Hot Cross Buns and Forgive Us Our Easter Retail Trespasses!" "Capitalist Crossroads: Relish Our Hot Cross Buns as We (Reluctantly) Join the Easter Bandwagon!" "Hoppin' Hypocrisy: Grab a Taste of Our Hot Cross Buns as We Grumble About Easter's Materialism!" "Bitter Buns: Savor Our Hot Cross Delights While Lamenting the Overhyped Easter Frenzy!" "Eggs-traordinary Irony: Bite into Our Hot Cross Buns and Pardon Our Easter Commercial Participation!" "Rebel with a Bun: Enjoy Our Hot Cross Buns and Share Our Disdain for Easter's Selling Out!" "Crossed Purposes: Hop on the Easter Cash Train with Our Hot Cross Buns, and We'll Share a Collective Eye Roll!" It gives you what you ask for, not what you want.

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krainboltgreene 4y ago
None of these are anywhere near any good as the human delivered one, for so many many reasons. It's a mediocre list even given what you asked for.
- CamperBob2 4y ago
  "This talking dog is a complete dumbass. It has no idea how to make a good risotto, and the C++ code it wrote has security holes you could drive a truck through. I don't get the hype."
  - ben_w 4y ago
    Unless I've missed a change to the topic, the question isn't how unbelievably remarkable the ChatDog is, but if it's good enough to hire. From my experience, in software, I'd say it's like a junior fresh from university — it certainly has its place, but humans can still regularly best it. I'm expecting both that it will be used appropriately to boost productivity and lower cost, and inappropriate by people who don't have enough domain knowledge (or wisdom) to check the results before using them: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+a+large+language+model%22+site:amazon.com https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+a+large+language+model...
  - codebje 4y ago
    It'd be a missed opportunity if someone with a talking dog tried to hype it as a replacement for C++ programmers instead of an entertaining sideshow - no-one wants a talking dog that writes terrible C++ code to be writing their C++ code. It'd be as silly as cirque du soleil advertising that their amazing trapeze artists will be replacing accountants any day now.
  - __pache__ 4y ago
    These other guys ignoring how awesome a talking dog would be, fools!
  - krainboltgreene 4y ago
    Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying, because the context for your analogy statement is an entire website of my peers (although almost none with as much experience as me) saying that the talking dog can make a perfect risotto, that it's C++ code will replace all programmers, and we'd also better watch out for the global domination of the talking dog's future puppies.

by Lerc 4y ago

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krainboltgreene 4y ago

None of these are anywhere near any good as the human delivered one, for so many many reasons. It's a mediocre list even given what you asked for.

CamperBob2 4y ago
"This talking dog is a complete dumbass. It has no idea how to make a good risotto, and the C++ code it wrote has security holes you could drive a truck through. I don't get the hype."
- ben_w 4y ago
  Unless I've missed a change to the topic, the question isn't how unbelievably remarkable the ChatDog is, but if it's good enough to hire. From my experience, in software, I'd say it's like a junior fresh from university — it certainly has its place, but humans can still regularly best it. I'm expecting both that it will be used appropriately to boost productivity and lower cost, and inappropriate by people who don't have enough domain knowledge (or wisdom) to check the results before using them: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+a+large+language+model%22+site:amazon.com https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+a+large+language+model...
- codebje 4y ago
  It'd be a missed opportunity if someone with a talking dog tried to hype it as a replacement for C++ programmers instead of an entertaining sideshow - no-one wants a talking dog that writes terrible C++ code to be writing their C++ code. It'd be as silly as cirque du soleil advertising that their amazing trapeze artists will be replacing accountants any day now.
- __pache__ 4y ago
  These other guys ignoring how awesome a talking dog would be, fools!
- krainboltgreene 4y ago
  Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying, because the context for your analogy statement is an entire website of my peers (although almost none with as much experience as me) saying that the talking dog can make a perfect risotto, that it's C++ code will replace all programmers, and we'd also better watch out for the global domination of the talking dog's future puppies.