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It's an autocorrect. I did mean comparator. Presumeably the second link you pasted ran into the same problem. > You've allowed the AI to train you to use the w
by zamalek 2y ago
It's an autocorrect. I did mean comparator. Presumeably the second link you pasted ran into the same problem.
> You've allowed the AI to train you to use the wrong word through a shared delusion, haven't you.
What an awful interpretation, phrased in the most demeaning manner possible. No, I double check everything the AI suggests. That's basic competency with the things.
- zamalek 2y agoNot that I would have had to, just ran a test: > Me: I'm trying to use a cooperator in my schematic, how do I hook it up? Also what's a suitable cooperator for 3.3v logic level? > Gemini: It sounds like you might be thinking of a comparator, not a "cooperator," in your schematic. Comparators are electronic circuits that compare two voltages [...] LM393: This is a low-power, dual comparator that can operate from a 3.3V supply. Its output can be directly connected to most 3.3V logic circuits.
- card_zero 2y agoOh. Then in fact you will find the answer in a search engine, incredibly easily. But I apologise for assuming you were involved in a mechanical folie à deux. (It could happen!)