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as a google swe I find bard almost useless. it doesnt understand any of our internal tooling or context.
by stevejobs69 3y ago
as a google swe I find bard almost useless. it doesnt understand any of our internal tooling or context.
- firesteelrain 3y agoSo you broke your company’s policy and Fed code to it?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- throwaway2990 3y agoYou can’t break a policy which didn’t exist at the time.
- giancarlostoro 3y agoSounds like they got curious and asked a simple “hello world” type of question to see if it had any value.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoIs this "hello world", or is this "Hello World, Inc."? Remember: swift fingertips sink ships.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoThat's reaching. You don't need to put code in to get code out. And you're allowed to have it generate code, just as long as it's not used.
- firesteelrain 3y agoHe said he put code in
- Izkata 3y ago...where?
- fgonzag 3y agoCan you quote where he said he fed it internal code?
- firesteelrain 3y ago“ as a google swe I find bard almost useless. it doesnt understand any of our internal tooling or context.” How would he know it doesn’t understand if he hasn’t used it?
- yencabulator 3y agoHe likely asked it a question.
- xen0 3y agoIt's really easy to use it without violating policies. In fact, we were literally asked to.
- Supermancho 3y ago*in violation of policy. That wasn't said, but the goalpost keeps moving in this thread.