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They chose to put their name on gibberish, anything you politely call out as flawed is now on them. This time, pick just a couple of issues to focus on. Don't
by fl0ki 3y ago
They chose to put their name on gibberish, anything you politely call out as flawed is now on them.
This time, pick just a couple of issues to focus on. Don't make it so long they're tempted to use GPT again to save on reading it.
Either they have to rationalize why they made no sense the first time, or they have to admit they used GPT, or they use GPT anyway and dig their hole deeper.
If this is a 1:1 it's pointless, but if you catch them doing it in an archived medium like a mailing list or code review, they've sealed their fate and nobody will take them seriously again.
- urbandw311er 3y agoThis is a great suggestion. Play along. Take it seriously, as though you believe they wrote every word. Particularly anything nonsensical or odd. Pick up on the contradictions and make a big thing about meeting in person address the confusion. Invite a manager to attend. In short, embarrass the hell out of your coworker so they don’t do it again.