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I still remember trying to get it to solve a problem I had with nested multi-level navigation bars in an enterprise app, and it’s JavaScript solution was like:

const nav = document.querySelector('nav');
window.multiLevelNavBar(nav);

Hey LLM, I got an error; multiLevelNavBar does not exist. What the fuck?

Oh my gosh, you’re right, that’s 100% on me. Here’s the REAL solution… (Insert some more fake bullshit)

It’s good at filling in the blanks. But if the blanks are too big, all you get is filler

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I still remember trying to get it to solve a problem I had with nested multi-level navigation bars in an enterprise app, and it’s JavaScript solution was like:

const nav = document.querySelector('nav');
window.multiLevelNavBar(nav);

Hey LLM, I got an error; multiLevelNavBar does not exist. What the fuck?

Oh my gosh, you’re right, that’s 100% on me. Here’s the REAL solution… (Insert some more fake bullshit)

It’s good at filling in the blanks. But if the blanks are too big, it uses too much filler