Comment by citizenpaul
14 days ago
Its not. The project does not work or actually implement anything. It just compiles and passes some arbitrary tests the author wrote.
14 days ago
Its not. The project does not work or actually implement anything. It just compiles and passes some arbitrary tests the author wrote.
We must have a different definition of arbitrary. OP ran 2.3 million tests comparing random battles against the original implementation? Which is probably what you or I would do if we were given this task without an LLM.
Well I cloned the repo and cannot generate this battle test by following the instructions. It appears a file called dex.js that is required is not present among other things as well as other suspicious wrong things for what appears to be on the surface a well organized project.
I'm very suspicious of such projects so take it for what you will, but I don't have time to debug some toy project so if it was presented as complete but the instructions don't work it's a red flag for the increasingly AI slop internet to me. I'm saying I think they may have used one simple trick called lying.