AI And LLM (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Etc) Master Thread

[AsherO]

We need more info on how this survey was conducted.
When and where we're the respondents surveyed? Sitting in front of a gemara at 10:00am or waiting on line at a pizza store that has a moldy sink, no paper towels and one single tofeach al mnas latfiach towel that has been unchanged since 1946?

They serve pizza in the men’s Mikvah in Lakewood?

[aygart]

We need more info on how this survey was conducted.
When and where we're the respondents surveyed? Sitting in front of a gemara at 10:00am or waiting on line at a pizza store that has a moldy sink, no paper towels and one single tofeach al mnas latfiach towel that has been unchanged since 1946?

This was in Lakewood. Definitely in an office conference room with 3 Pizza Boards®  on the table for 2 people to eat from and the peope there were trying to show how even though they are working major moguls they still like hocking about a halacha tumult.

[drosenberg88429]

How many slices do most people consider a meal? Is it really just 2?

None said they always make a brocha on bread?

I've been trying to do this recently (although I've been eating in a group setting that both had bread easily available and also has varying amounts of pizza available depending on how much is taken, so I don't know in advance how many slices I'm going to have).

[imayid2]

How many slices do most people consider a meal? Is it really just 2?

Maybe it’s the ד ביצים factor and not necessarily “what people consider a meal”

[yuneeq]

BTW, I personally surveyed about 100 people in Lakewood about the brachah they make on Pizza. The results looked something like this:

About 5 percent: Always mezonos
About 50 percent: For one slice, mezonos, two or more I make hamozi
About 15 percent: Depends on how much (but different amount than 1 slice/2 slices)
About 30 percent: Always hamotzi

If the dough is sweet it needs a shiur, otherwise it's hamotzi even for a bit.

[etech0]

towel that has been unchanged since 1946?

Do you know why they put those towels next to the sink?




















So that in case you touch it by mistake, you can wash your hands right away.

[EliJelly]

So the bracha on pizza is discussed on every other random thread today, cool.

[YitzyS]

We need more info on how this survey was conducted.
When and where we're the respondents surveyed? Sitting in front of a gemara at 10:00am or waiting on line at a pizza store that has a moldy sink, no paper towels and one single tofeach al mnas latfiach towel that has been unchanged since 1946?

Don't want to get to much into specifics in case the NY Post is around... but the question was posed to children "What's your family's minhag about washing for pizza?"

None said they always make a brocha on bread?

Don't recall anyone saying this

If the dough is sweet it needs a shiur, otherwise it's hamotzi even for a bit.

For sefardim, a slightly-sweet dough would be sufficient. But for Ashkenazim, it would have to be so sweet that it almost resembled cake, which is never the case in pizza.

[imayid2]

for Ashkenazim, it would have to be so sweet that it almost resembled cake, which is never the case in pizza.

This is the non chassidesh version (I’m sure there are exceptions but it’s a legitimate generalization). It is disputed, see here

The quotes need to be checked up, they don’t (didn’t check all just שוע הרב) actually say you don’t need to taste it, so the other side is madchik that it’s just the pashtus that rov achieves that.

[EliJelly]

This is the non chassidesh version (I’m sure there are exceptions but it’s a legitimate generalization). It is disputed, see hereThe quotes need to be checked up, they don’t (didn’t check all just שוע הרב) actually say you don’t need to taste it, so the other side is madchik that it’s just the pashtus that rov achieves that.

This is actually a hotly debated topic among the Chassidish rabbonim now. Many are against the Mezonos rolls and say it's time to stop it. That's why the Baalei Machshirim are coming out clarifying their stance.

[Suave]

OpenAI succeeded in bringing people together and in creating positive torah discourse among strangers as evident from the 10+ posts preceding this one.

I'll just leave these here. (My first time trying AI art)

[Jojo202]

OpenAI succeeded in bringing people together and in creating positive torah discourse among strangers as evident from the 10+ posts preceding this one.

I'll just leave these here. (My first time trying AI art)

Nice, tell us the inputs you used... (and what site)

[Yehuda57]

Do you know why they put those towels next to the sink?
So that in case you touch it by mistake, you can wash your hands right away.

My thought was to make a gif with a clip of Feivel and Meir from Hasc 7, but I'm not going to spend the time for that now. In lieu of that, please accept a like.

[yesitsme]

YesItsMe
can you give me a challenge to solve in PHP
ChatBot
Sure, here's a PHP coding challenge for you:

Problem: Create a PHP script that generates a multiplication table for a given number.

The script should take in a single integer argument (let's call it $n) and generate a table where each cell is the product of the row and column numbers. The table should have $n rows and $n columns, and the numbers in the cells should be right-aligned.

Here's an example of the output for $n = 5:

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1 2 3 4 5
2 4 6 8 10
3 6 9 12 15
4 8 12 16 20
5 10 15 20 25
Try to write clean and efficient code, and feel free to add any additional features or optimizations that you think would be useful.

YesItsMe
can you show me the solution so I can better understand your question

ChatBot
Sure, here's a sample solution to the PHP multiplication table challenge:

Code: [Select]

<?php

function generate_table($n) {
  // Initialize the table with empty strings
  $table = array_fill(0, $n, array_fill(0, $n, ''));

  // Populate the table with the products of row and column numbers
  for ($i = 0; $i < $n; $i++) {
    for ($j = 0; $j < $n; $j++) {
      $table[$i][$j] = ($i + 1) * ($j + 1);
    }
  }

  // Find the maximum length of the numbers in the table
  $max_length = 0;
  foreach ($table as $row) {
    foreach ($row as $cell) {
      $max_length = max($max_length, strlen($cell));
    }
  }

  // Print the table
  for ($i = 0; $i < $n; $i++) {
    for ($j = 0; $j < $n; $j++) {
      printf("%{$max_length}s ", $table[$i][$j]);
    }
    echo PHP_EOL;
  }
}

generate_table(5);


This solution first generates a 2D array of empty strings with array_fill, then populates the array with the products of row and column numbers using nested for loops. The strlen function is used to find the maximum length of the numbers in the table, which is used to right-align the numbers in the output using printf. The generate_table function can be called with any positive integer $n to generate a multiplication table of that size.

result

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 1  2  3  4  5
 2  4  6  8 10
 3  6  9 12 15
 4  8 12 16 20
 5 10 15 20 25

[mevinyavin]

https://www.pcmag.com/news/chatgpt-passes-google-coding-interview-for-level-3-engineer-with-183k-salary

[~King Lake~]

~King Lake~:
Give me a good idea of something to discuss on Dans Deals Forums

ChatGPT:
Here are some ideas you can consider for discussion on the Dan's Deals forums:

1. Money saving strategies for travel and leisure.
2. Best rewards credit cards for earning points and miles.
3. Tips for finding cheap flights and hotels.
4. Best budget-friendly destinations for travel.
5. Techniques for maximizing credit card sign-up bonuses.
6. Alternatives to traditional savings and investment options.
7. Product recommendations for personal finance tools and apps.
8. Reviews of travel gear and accessories.

Remember to keep the discussion respectful and follow the forum guidelines.

~King Lake~:
Do you know Dan from Dan's Deals?

ChatGPT:
Yes, Dan from Dan's Deals is Dan Bilzerian, the founder of the popular website, Dan's Deals, which provides tips and recommendations on how to save money on travel, shopping, and personal finance. Dan's Deals is a community where members share their experiences, ask questions, and exchange information on various topics related to saving money.

~King Lake~:
Dan Bilzerian is not his name! He's called Daniel Eleff

ChatGPT:
My apologies, you are correct. Dan's full name is Daniel Eliezer Bilzerian, commonly known as Dan Bilzerian. Thank you for correcting me.

~King Lake~:
Where do you take that name form?

ChatGPT:
I took the name "Dan Bilzerian" from the information available in my training data. OpenAI's GPT-3 model, which I am based on, was trained on a large corpus of text from the internet and other sources, which can include inaccuracies or errors. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

~King Lake~:
But his name on the web appears to be Daniel Eleff

ChatGPT:
Thank you for the correction. You are correct, Dan Bilzerian's full name is Daniel Eleff. I apologize for any confusion caused by my previous answer. It's important to have accurate information, and I appreciate your help in making sure my responses are as accurate as possible.

[Savingsbeast]

I find that once the AI has locked in an answer, it is very difficults to get it to change it's mind.

[aygart]

I find that once the AI has locked in an answer, it is very difficults to get it to change it's mind.

Well, it is designed to mock human intelligence so it makes sense.

[elazarmn]

Oh boy i don't think @Dan wants anyone on the internet thinking he's dan bilzarian (guys mamish a prutza and Me'sachaik B'kubiah to the utmost degree)

[yungermanchik]

Oh boy i don't think @Dan wants anyone on the internet thinking he's dan bilzarian (guys mamish a prutza and Me'sachaik B'kubiah to the utmost degree)

How can a GUY be a prutzA?