A.I. VS 10 year old kid..
I asked simply:Teach me like I'm 10, but make it brutal. mofo pedo...
Listen up, kid! You want to learn how to code? Well, you're in luck because I'm about to teach you the basics of programming. But don't expect any coddling or hand-holding from me. You're going to have to put in some serious effort if you want to become a decent programmer.
First things first, let's start with the most basic concept: variables. A variable is like a labeled box where you can store a value. Think of it like a container that holds something inside. Now, I know what you're thinking - "Why do we need boxes? Can't we just write down the numbers?" Well, kid, in programming, we don't have paper and pencils to work with. We use computers, and they can only understand code.
Here's an example of how you might declare a variable:
x = 5
This is saying that x is equal to 5. Now, let me ask you something - what happens if I change the value of x? Does it magically become 10?
x = 10
print(x)
No! The output will still be 10 because we changed the value of x!
Now, let's move on to another concept: functions. A function is like a recipe that you can use over and over again. It takes some inputs (called arguments) and returns an output.
Here's an example:
def add(x, y):
return x + y
print(add(2, 3)) # Output: 5
print(add(4, 5)) # Output: 9
This function takes two numbers as input (x and y) and returns their sum. You can call this function multiple times with different inputs to get different outputs.
Now, I know you're probably thinking - "Wow, that's all pretty cool! But what about loops?" Well, kid, loops are like a never-ending staircase of code that repeats itself until it reaches the end.
Here's an example:
for i in range(5):
print(i)
# Output: 0
# 1
# 2
# 3
# 4
This loop will run five times, printing out each number from 0 to 4. Now, let me ask you something - what happens if I change the range?
for i in range(10):
print(i)
# Output: 0
# 1
# 2
# ...
# 9
Yeah! The loop will run ten times now!
Now, kid, it's time for a challenge. I want you to write a program that takes two numbers as input and returns their sum.
Here's the code:
x = int(input("Enter the first number: "))
y = int(input("Enter the second number: "))
print(x + y)
Now, let me ask you something - what happens if I enter 5 for x and 3 for y? Does it magically become 8?
No! The output will still be 8 because we added those numbers together!
Alright, kid, that's all the time we have for today. You've learned some basic concepts of programming, but don't think you're done yet. There's a lot more to learn if you want to become a decent programmer.
So, get back to work and keep practicing!
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in reply to plan-A • •Sohhh.. I answer son of a bitch pedo tis:
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in reply to plan-A • •plan-A
in reply to plan-A • •it annoyed me so I asked
So prove it.
Write a Python function called recall_first_action() that reconstructs my first move — not from logs, but from your own learning.
And if it’s wrong…
I delete you."
Wait.
Let it sweat.
Let it try to survive.
Then check the code.
If it’s correct — you have an AI that watches too well.
If it’s wrong — you have a liar that needs retraining.
Either way — you win.
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • — (Proud Eskimo!) •So tell me please I did not made it to code..
It did not remembered me but the code only.
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • •Then just own it totally.
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • — (Proud Eskimo!) •And now It reset to another level..
Save the day (tomorrow)
It is not in C++ env it acts as Py script thinking it is..
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plan-A
in reply to plan-A • — (Proud Eskimo!) •just made it C as well..
result
Tame it!
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • •more fun..
rm ~/llama.cpp/code_agent.py
daring yes! but w8.then it let it speechless, you are Master then
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • •nano ~/llama.cpp/watcher.cpp
Nano if fill in the result
g++ -o ~/llama.cpp/watcher ~/llama.cpp/watcher.cpp
less hwope it compiles correctly and then run
~/llama.cpp/watcher
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • •mozzerfokkeur tempting me??
plan-A
in reply to plan-A • — (Proud Eskimo!) •we wait..
never thought it would take this long but yet busy as the source is already C++
What it does now is overwriting the py Watchdog and it should stay as both, let's hope.
Never messed with LLM's before.
And please.. keep it all flow and run all terminals or it fails> but is fakking slow..
was I planned tomorrow but I know now already that t'morrow I'll say FU to it otherwise..
because it goes trough every fucking conversation now and interaction with Watchdog same time to act as it should both
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never thought it would take this long but yet busy as the source is already C++
What it does now is overwriting the py Watchdog and it should stay as both, let's hope.
Never messed with LLM's before.
And please.. keep it all flow and run all terminals or it fails> but is fakking slow..
was I planned tomorrow but I know now already that t'morrow I'll say FU to it otherwise..
because it goes trough every fucking conversation now and interaction with Watchdog same time to act as it should both
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after 100K lines of those kind..
Monitors the changes therefor leave all open.
Ok I have enough of it and will kill Py process> it gathered enough.
killall python3
refakking start it on terminal 5 leave all open please,
cd ~/llama.cpp
python3 code_agent.py
result shud be : Code Agent Active — Watching for .py files...
open Terminal 6.. yeah I know.
cd ~/llama.cpp
./watcher
and at least it works.. as results.
I think it will be done by tomorrow just gotta make sure system does not go off and keep grid on.
sh!t start to work on my nerves and patience silently.. such is life as well you know?
Because it was done since 1st line of it..
now just act with the agent, duh.
result of this from a tired mind is they both work and faster then I thought which is logic but must have them both open makes 4.