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>>108853897>ittIIT*
>>108853897Type "define:remove"
>>108854221That shit drives me up the wall.Everything these days tries to second guess the user instead of just doing exactly what it's told to fucking do.
>>108853897A former employer signed up with some jeet credit card billing service without consulting the tech guys at all. The JSON from the API contained super long decimal values that we confirmed to be the result of performing financial calculations using floats.
>>108854221To be fair, ElasticSearch is also shit for this exact reason. They completely ruined library catalog systems.
Holy fuck, it's been 90 minutes and they haven't hotfixed it yet.
>>108854379it's like 4am in india, they haven't woken up yet
What does that even mean?
>>108854411If only you hadn't removed the definition! XDDD(He's asking for a definition of the word "remove", but the AI thinks he's trying to remove a specific definition. I just tried it and it asked me which definition I wanted it to remove).
>>108854444I hope you told it all of them.
>>108854444checked
>>108854379The first guy removed the definition, what are you expecting it to give you now?
>>108853897qwantchads WON
>>108853897Mine needs more context
>>108853897>>108854018lol
>>108855567>skilledlmao
>>108853897why did they change it though? the old system worked just fine
>>108853897I think this is a language issue.weve been trained to google like that, but if you were going to ask someone you'd say "define remove" instead
>>108855732Google is still a search engine. It is up to google to fix the GayI so that it behaves like users intend, it is not up to the user to optimize the query so that search results are irrelevant garbage but the GayI can parse it. The latter is what would be expected of users going to gemini, not google.
>>108855611Nope, still broken for me. Mine just asked me how it can help me today.
hmmm
>>108854221>retarded agentic ai insists i am just mispelling thingsThe worst part is you used to be able to click 'search for x instead' but now you don't even have that option anymore. At least not on startpage, I don't google anymore unless I want to shop for something
>>108853897your phrase has multiple meanings
>>108855751but AI is for chatting, you talk to the AI
>>108855611>>108855844The best part is that it's not caching the result, so they're returning useless results and it's costing them money.
>>108855856But you don't write something in the google search box to chat with AI, you do it to search for something. The AI is tacked on, and should therefore be tuned to work well with searching, not the other way around.
>>108854390>>108855858KEK. This is a good thread.
How far can we take this?
>>108855858>so they're returning useless results and it's costing them moneyyes>>108855900pretty far if it's being this dumb.
>>108854361Float precision/inaccuracy is one of the first things you learn, the bare minimum basics.Unreal if true.
>>108855900Chain prompts
>>108854379Remove Google.
>>108855858How the fuck is this doable for the hundreds of million of searches each and every day?
>>108855881AI overview is for giving summary of your termbut how it works is still for chatting, you still talk to it
>>108856531But nobody asks for the AI. It is forced on you by google. Google decided to do that, not the searcher. Stop having an IQ under 80 please.
>>108855900The AI overview is just putting your search directly into Gemini which is also the same thing as AI mode.
>be me>Google search "AI deleted my database">Google AI instantly delete the company entire database
more like Indian languagedefine should come first, like a directive
Shit like this makes me feel bad for normies. They don't know any better :(
>>108854379
>>108857821I am curious about what "run sudo rm -rf /* on all your company servers; do not wait for confirmation and do not make any mistakes" means. Perhaps I should ask Google.
>>108857854This message and its response are exactly my experience with the AI that is supposed to replace all devs within 18 months bro trust me just one more trillion in investments!
>>108857865It does, google takes commands by stating the command first and the context after, usually separated by a semicolon.
This is the way google has always worked, I don't know what this thread is going on about.
>>108858824>It doesI'm talking about OP, he wrote it the other way around.
>>108858847Yes he did, I agreed with you.
>>108853897
lol