Comment by flyingshelf
11 hours ago
Here's my plan: <proceeds to pasted well-formatted output straight out of ChatGPT>
It's gotten to a point where if I see valid `code` in responses I assume it's AI junk output and I scold the commenter.
11 hours ago
Here's my plan: <proceeds to pasted well-formatted output straight out of ChatGPT>
It's gotten to a point where if I see valid `code` in responses I assume it's AI junk output and I scold the commenter.
Just FYI, scolding people causes them to resent you. Take great care when giving negative feedback. Courtesy costs you very little and gains a lot.
This doesn't mean that you can't give negative feedback. But, I tend to make suggestions/requests rather than calling someone out.
If you're a manager, part of the job is telling someone that they aren't meeting standard, and that's how I would phrase it. Tell them what the expectation is and ask them to work on meeting it.
Scolding, calling out, or even yelling at people should be consigned to the past. It's unnecessary and counterproductive.
To be fair this mostly happens on my OSS repos where I'm bombarded by junk AI PRs by people who never bother to actually read and talk like a human. So I scold them, block them and close everything they open.