Not gonna lie, I used slop early on when it was available, as well as when I was starting to get my footing with PowerShell, working on the CopyCompare script.

I quit using it fairly early on after hearing more and more about how awful it is for the environment, and how companies would shoehorn it into everything unnecessarily just to make a quick buck off the boom. Not to mention my own experience having to troubleshoot and re-do bad code that it would spit out.

I haven't used it since, but I would be lying if I said I've never used it.


RE: https://shrimp.starlightnet.work/notes/aj1s589tmp68nwpf
@maddy i've never used llms (at least not directly, at this point i'm sure something i've used has a slop machine embedded), but i was interested in running a local model and seeing what it could do when stable diffusion became available

i didn't only because i was lazy and i wasn't
that interested in it. never been interested in chatgpt or any of the cloud services because i have a long-standing skepticism of cloud services in general

and i also have longstanding hatred of talking to computers using natural language (predating llms). so llms would never be a technology i'd get into

as i learned more and more about it i quickly started to despise the technology and now i'm doing all i can to never touch it

that said, i don't have any smoke for people who tried it out in the early days when there was a lot of hype and most of the downsides weren't obvious at that point

even for people who used llms more recently, i won't judge as long as they've stopped using them. and i won't judge people who are forced to use them at work but don't use it beyond that