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I prefer GRRM but then that would imply a habit of not actually getting a final result
by knollimar 5mo ago
I prefer GRRM but then that would imply a habit of not actually getting a final result
- troyvit 5mo agoAnd then every time I ask it to hurry along it kills a Stark.
- anakaine 5mo agoVersion 8 had serious flaws and wasn't recieved well by users.
- kshacker 5mo agoI am sorry, but there was no version 7 and 8. Version 7 and 8 are well known viruses distributed by D&D software inc.
- darth_aardvark 5mo agoI'd really argue the bugs were introduced in version 5 but people were so excited by the promise of new features they sold well anyway.
- dwd 5mo agoCan we just say it was basically vibe coded, but with real humans in the loop? Version 5 was when the source material dried up, and the hallucinations became more frequent and obvious. As far as I remember there was a basic outline of major plot points and where all the major characters ended up (a prompt) and were left to fill in all the blanks.
- troyvit 5mo ago> Can we just say it was basically vibe coded I mean he references a "murder of ravens" several times. It's an unkindness of ravens and a murder of crows. Classic LLM mistake right up there with the emdash.
- b--l 5mo agoThank you for the gold kind stranger.
- sharken 5mo agoClaude Opus 4.8 suggests "ReGRAM", which is less bad than GRAM.
- moomin 5mo agowriting… (17 years)
- subscribed 5mo agoOuch. As a fellow reader-in-waiting, I applaud that. GMTA :)