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You're absolutely correct, excellent observations! Now that I have your unquestioning attention to whatever bullshit I write: THE. CODE. DOESN'T. WORK. Not on
by rep_lodsb 10mo ago
You're absolutely correct, excellent observations! Now that I have your unquestioning attention to whatever bullshit I write:
THE. CODE. DOESN'T. WORK.
Not on the Atari Portfolio, nor anywhere else.
It shows no 'understanding' of even the bare minimum required for this.
You might have written an actually working program that did this, back in the 1980s. If you are still smart enough to do that today, you should also be capable of more critical thinking, and at least have a look at what the code you got from Grok actually does, or if it even does anything other than crash the machine.
The upper/lower case thing was an example, not something from your code.
- timonoko 10mo agoWell if you ask Grok to make a simple program in assembler it does it errorlessly. I tried Recursive Fibonacci once. If we really want to make a program that uses only bytes in range 0x20..0x7E we need an environment, where Grok can verify the code. Gemini-Cli can read assembly listing and maybe also run the code in Dosbox, so it could easily do it. Gemini just made me Linux GCODE displayer just by repeatedly viewing the picture and modifying the code, all by itself.