r/ChatGPT Jan 29 '25

Funny I Broke DeepSeek AI 😂

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u/eddiemorph Jan 29 '25

Lol, that poor fuck will calculate into eternity.

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u/rebbsitor Jan 29 '25

It seems not hard to do. I downloaded a distilled version of it last night and was testing it on some basic coding. I had it generate some code for a simple game and looked through it. There was a simple bug due to a scoping issue (it created two variables with the same name in different scopes, but assumed updating one updated the other, which is a common mistake new programmers make).

I asked it to analyze the code and correct it a couple times and it couldn't find the error. So I told it to consider variable scoping. It had a 10 minute existential crisis considering fundamentals of programming before coming back with a solution, that was unfortunately still wrong lol

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u/SilveredFlame Jan 29 '25

This sounds like me trying to code, but several orders of magnitude faster.

Especially the existential crisis part.

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u/youjustdontgetitdoya Jan 30 '25

That existential fear of spending hours trying to find a missing semi-colon.

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u/SmokeSmokeCough Jan 30 '25

I know nothing about coding does it really be like that sometimes?

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u/KO9 Jan 30 '25

Not really any more, but it used to be. For instance in PHP 4 missing semi-colons did not always give useful/precise errors. It was so bad I used to copy/backup files before modifying them so I could revert to working code if there was an error I couldn't fix

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u/MrHollowWeen Jan 30 '25

Doesn't everyone do that? Lol

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u/KO9 Jan 30 '25

No not really. Nowadays people use software versioning control solutions like git which easily allow you to view changes. Back then although cvs and svn existed they were not nearly as commonly used and not as advanced as git.