Result: "7x5"
77777
When dynamic type casting gets weird.
But have you considered 5555555
That’s not correct ??? Wft there goes my ERP
Result: 35.00000000001
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
result: Hello World
Result: [Object object]
Result:
ValueError: math domain error
ValueError: math domain error
Me when I learned that 7 x 5 is Hello World: 🤔
Me putting in 7 x 6 and seeing Goodbye World: 😳
What about 9 / 11 ?
A golden age, really.
If it works, it works.
Great success!
The calculator seems to be centered on the screen. The Text Inputs are supposed to look like that i guess, because the operation select and the calculate Buttons are aligned. No coincidence. This is one of the best frontend devs.
LGTM. ship it.
what LLM are they using?
mvp right there
Oh hello there!
Hold up, is that my doppelganger??
SyntaxError: invalid character '×' (U+00D7)
It even handles edge cases, like dividing by zero.
Lol
It seems that this calculator is better at greeting people than at counting
You know, the world never seems to say hello back to us
The css padding is a bit off, otherwise great project, must have taken a 1000 tokens ...
Are you working at blizzard?
To be honest I respect this more because there’s a good chance it’s not vibe coded - if you can’t get AI to code a calculator app like this you have problems
Screenshot parody post + add title "vibe coded" = r/ProgrammerHumor
LLM actually do better and consistent than human when writing simple logic, just like calculator which always consistently correct on maths, while human have many factors to make mistake while doing simple things.
Somebody sat down and decided to get into programming.
Baby steps. We all remember these…
Yes, support and guidance. Next time we tell him it should work as well
I mean, it worked. It printed some sort of result... just not the one intended
Yes, why we shitting on them, they'll soon realize they still gotta sit down and learn if they ever want to turn this skill into something (semi)useful.
skill?
Casual English is a skill now?
Yes, if you are not from an English-speaking country (which is the sheer majority, btw, how many even are there?).
If I ask an llm in my native language to rewrite in English, My mother tongue is my skill !?!!!
Bro AI goona kick us back to the stone age!
That's not how you worded it... But to some extent I agree, many people are becoming way to reliant on LLMs for even basic stuff.
Don't get me wrong! Current generative AI is probably in top 5 most useful programming tool but what they are trying to sell is another thing!
I literally posted it like an hour ago:
the post!
speak for yourself, my first calculator using VB6 when I was in grade 5 worked better than this
/s
Ahhh VB and computer class with 10 PCs for 20 students.
Sure, but saying that that project is completed makes my balls itch a little
IIRC correctly, the first thing I did write code for was in visual basic where if you typed the right password it gave you the url to the Pamela Anderson sex tape.
When I started learning to program, I didn't make a non-functional trivial application like this and then posted it online to brag about it. People like you babying everyone is why there's so many shit coders.
That said, I'm like 85% sure the image is satirical.
A hello world and a calculation are very distinct things lol
Whoever made it, set it to say hello world intentionally (probably learning how to change innerhtml and onclicklisteners), before actually doing the calculation part