The few times I've switched over to chatGPT I've been dumbfounded by lines like "...since you already are using SQLite...", referring to projects from months ago.

I know the "memory" function can be disabled, but I have a hard time seeing that it would ever really be useful.

Unless I am completely blind this article doesn't even say how the scam was perpetrated?

I understand that that is not the focus of this article but it would be nice to know at least a little bit. Like, did they skim a card? Perform some kind of online system hijacking?

It really makes a difference of who would be at fault here.

It's 99% the interface, cluttered with useless garbage over the video, that I hate.

I hate it so much that I couldn't even see the content hiding behind it, and don't really know what the recommendation is like.

I'm sure this is impressive, but it's probably not the best test case given how many C compilers there are out there and how they presumably have been featured in the training data.

This is almost like asking me to invent a path finding algorithm when I've been thought Dijkstra's and A*.

"www.punkt.ch wants to send you notifications"

Why do websites still do this? It's an immediate red flag that the underlying company have no respect for their customers.