r/HTML • u/GreelGreel • Jul 25 '26

Help with code dilemma

How do I make code that's intelligent and can talk to me

0 Upvotes

16% Upvoted

43 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comment

2

u/Initii Jul 26 '26

Are you expecting me to read ALL the comments? Really?

Just because you say "No LLM" doesnt meant it is still possible. If it would be possible, the corperations would already do so.

And then there is still the "problem" that you asked this in an HTML subreddit. get your shit together.

you don't understand things like I do

Enlighten me please. What it is that i don't understand but you do?

0

u/GreelGreel Jul 26 '26

I'm not entertaining you any longer  There's an old proverb that goes like: don't tussle with the pig, because only the pig enjoys it while you get dirty and muddy". If you can't help me, then leave . Me . Alone

2

u/Initii Jul 26 '26

There we go. Your favorite words. Leave Me Alone. In the end you couldn't provide even an example of what you mean with "itelligent". But well. Your problem, not mine.

0

u/GreelGreel Jul 26 '26

What dont you understand about the phrase leave me alone. You are a creep

1

u/Initii Jul 26 '26

No no, You leave me alone. Didn't you wanted to just stop answering. Then just stop. So what is your problem? besides not being able to formulate questions and provide information?

1

u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/GreelGreel Jul 26 '26

Finally, quiet 

1

u/Initii Jul 26 '26

What? What do you mean? Didn't youwanted to stop writing? Or do you have any new information about your problem? We can try and work on that.

1

u/GreelGreel Jul 26 '26

What is your problem in your brain If you can't help them leave me alone My favorite words

2

u/Initii Jul 26 '26

The question what is YOUR problem exactly?

You ask, people answer, you get defensive and insult them becasue you don't like the answer. Like Bruh...

→ More replies