I'd really appreciate if you edit your post to clarify that it's AI generated and (totally) wrong.

> A completely different question is whether the generated content is really one hundred percent wrong.

Obviously the output for F contradicts what I showed and I already explained why.

> But I think we'd better leave that alone.

Sorry, no can do! It's too important.

While I enjoy seeing AI generated code, it should always be flagged and corrected.

(FWIW I also asked ChatGPT and it agreed 😜)

Otherwise AI content is much more dangerous for a board than spam is.

Spam I can at least ignore, AI content "looks" too legit to be easily discarded and will eat up my brain power to be validated and keep me busy.

This is the equivalent of a cerebral DOS attack.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^12: Introspection into floats/NV by LanX
in thread Introspection into floats/NV by LanX

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