Sounds like you're running up against the context window of whatever LLM you're using. Try converting your code to a minified abstract syntax tree first and pass that to your LLM, and ask it what full text it needs in addition to that. It should stay within the context window much better that way.

Copyright: Asimov, Nine Billion Names of God.

Surely I can't be the only one who thought that.

The summer I turned 6 (1967) and moved down the road from the 4 Tobler girls.

Never had any inclination to change. Boys are icky.

I think this might be the first time I've seen a Slashdot comment with a non-alphanumeric character that displayed properly. Nicely done, AC!

Sonos eventually owned up to the mistake, considered bringing back the old app again, then booted its CEO and marched its new leaders out to apologize profusely to win back the company's furious customers.
Now, Sonos says it has a brand-new app update, infused with lots of generative AI features.

So, instead of bringing back the things that customers wanted, they doubled down on shoving what nobody asked for. LOL. LMAO, even.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The start of all things bad on the internet.

Indeed... alpine touring is seemingly more en vogue these days.

And now, in living text, it's where I put it.

I knew I shouldn't have responded to a thread that only had 0 comments.

Next time I'll wait a bit, I guess.

And I find it even more amazing that my post showed up under this comment instead of the penultimate one

Thank you.

Inquiring minds want to know.

Playboy.com?

What will I get? What might AI impress me with?

Asking for a friend.

Really.

I grew up on dairy farms. Hef and I have rarely had a meeting of minds. But it sure seems to me to be a interesting experiment. :-;

What's with the university qualifier?

I was taught to make fulminate of mercury in 8th grade PhySci class.

One of the standard things useful to know living on a farm. I suspect many of the things like that are looked down upon now.

Ever made your own gunpowder? Learned that from the boy scout that lived across the field behind the house. He got his merit badge, I had a shitload of fun.

Anarchist cookbook was okay, built in IQ detector and all, but it was just a primary level instruction manual.

With final exams.

That many failed.

I don't think Windows can read Xbox discs. But you don't necessarily need to "rebuy" it:

> If you already own a digital license for these games on console, that license now carries over to your PC or handheld.

Retired two years ago.

I'm at 200+ fine fat trout for the year so far. (about par, actually). Only keep 12 inches or larger.

My roommate got a smoker last month. Very tasty trout indeed.

I'm not as well off as I would be if I had waited until 70 (65 now), but I have a lot of fun.

And I still do my own coding. For no other reason than it's got to be MY code if it's my project. I do it for fun now.

AI is a pain at all levels for me. I don't want answers that aren't as good as SO, and no explanation. Give me SO any day. I read 900 plus words a minute, I'm capable of doing my own summaries.

(Has anyone else had CF problems because they can read too fast to be human?)

So, in closing, I too am waiting to see the benefits of AI in my life

While we're at it, why don't we pour hot grits on a Beowulf cluster while Natalie Portman confirms that BSD is dying?

Obviously you've never watched a cat at play, and maybe eating.