> "GPT-4, back then, ported dirbuster to POSIX compliant multi-threaded C by name only. It required three prompts." I had early access to GPT-4. I don't know

> "GPT-4, back then, ported dirbuster to POSIX compliant multi-threaded C by name only. It required three prompts." I had early access to GPT-4. I don't know the first thing about you. I don't want to call you a liar, or an AI bro, influencer, etc. I couldn't get GPT-4 to output the simplest of C programs (a 10-liner, think "warmup round" programming interview question). The first N attempts wouldn't build. After fixing them manually - the programs all crash (due to various printf, formatting, overflow issues). I tried numerous times. Pretty much every other interaction with GPT-4 since then was similarly disappointing and shallow (not just programming tasks - but also information extraction, summarization, creative writing, etc). I just can't bring myself to fall for the hype.