@Ginger ok thanks for saving me then

bruuuh guys does anyone know packet tracer here.... im doing this activity, 9.3.4, which is about create a new rack in a data center, but the thing is that the entire data center seems to be running at once, so it is soooo laggy. like every time i try to connect two interfaces together it takes like a minute

and i cant seem to figure out a way to not render them or smth

and theres like 15 connections to make

its so laggy that even changing the display name of a switch or server takes ages, like wtf

ok welp i just spent the last 1.5 hours changing the display name and host name for every single switch and server, and doing all the connections. most of that time was just waiting...

and it say my completion is only 64% :(((

f*** i miss some connections... i still have more of them to do

as u can tell im ranting to absolutely no one while im waiting between every connection

cuz thats just how annoyed i am about all of this

97% completion BITCH WHAT??? I LITERALLY DID EVERYTHING AHHHHHHHHHH

ah its a typo lemme fix that lol

BRUUUH 98%

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Anyone here good at identifying programming languages? I asked an LLM to give me a program written in Malbolge, and it came back with this:

<malbolge>
  <image-size>2048</image-size><loop count="1" from="5">
    <if>
      <compare-to>2097152</compare-to></if>
     </loop>

@Mark ask an llm to identify it

ok but seriously i dont recognize that, seems interesting that an llm would output smth like that tho

It's an inherent flaw of LLMs that they can't say "I don't know". They're completely blind to gaps in the training data, so when asked to do something, they'll always do something.

also i wonder why the llm decide to have the number 2097152...

its equal to 2^21 for reference

and its making an image too, lol

it looks like some warped version of html

@Mark yea thats true, it could be that the llm dont know what malbolge is

i know there are xml-based programming languages but i don't think any of them would look like that

it definitely could just hallucinate an xml-based syntax for an approximation of two or three other languages

From an ad I just heard: "oh no I've lost my files in the cloud" "that's okay, it's over a lot of people's heads. Let company help you find them"

@Mark reminds me of a certain idea i had...