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Hjaltiatla skrifaði:Fannst þetta frekar áhugavert , bjó til fyrir mig Powershell scriptu sem stofnar hundrað Active directory notendur.
Nokkuð gott

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Edit: Umræða um málefni tengt þessu á r/sysadmin
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/zoauov/chatgpt_made_a_script_that_i_use_in_production/

GuðjónR skrifaði:Er óhætt að gefa upp email og símanúmer þarna?

GuðjónR skrifaði:Er óhætt að gefa upp email og símanúmer þarna?

kornelius skrifaði:Google eru skíthræddir við þetta - https://interestingengineering.com/inno ... -potential

K.

Jón Ragnar skrifaði:Þetta er ýkt skemmtilegt tól.

Hef verið að láta búa til powershell skipanir sem hafa létt á hlutum tengdum vinnunni.

Skilst að það kosti 3m$ á dag að keyra þetta

https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/google-on-alert-seeing-chatgpt-potential skrifaði:since the technology is known to be riddled with errors and also comes with its biases that it learns from the content it consumes to give the answers

natti skrifaði:Það sem að er áhugavert við þetta er tæknin og hversu aðgengilegt þetta er, en við skulum samt ekki gefa þessu of mikið credit alveg strax.

Með meira input og upplýsingum verður þetta eflaust betra með tímanum, sem leiðir okkur að næsta atriði.
Rétt eins og með Lensa og Dall*E og öll "AI" generated myndatólin, þá stendur þetta ekki eitt og sér, tólin byggjast á input frá einhverjum sem býr til "original" efni, hvort sem það eru list/myndir eða texti.
Fyrir mörgum er þetta kannski common-sense, en miðað við hinar ýmsu umræður þá er enginn skortur af fólki sem heldur að þetta muni í bráð leysa einhverja sérþekkingu af hólmi eða komi með "neutral"/"non-biased" svör.

En... þetta er samt skemmtilegt

User
please give me some good elaborate star trek joke

ChatGPT
Certainly! Here's a classic Star Trek joke for you:

Why did the Klingon bring a ladder to the holodeck?

Because he heard the program had a high degree of difficulty and wanted to raise the bar!

Or how about this one:

Why did the Vulcan go to the optometrist?

Because he heard it was only logical to have perfect vision!

And here's another one:

Why did the Borg refuse to visit the doctor?

Because they believed in self-assimilation!

I hope these jokes bring a smile to your face!

User
These are one liners, I want a good long detailed star trek joke

ChatGPT
Apologies for the misunderstanding! Here's a longer, more elaborate Star Trek joke for you:

Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and Dr. McCoy were on an away mission to a newly discovered planet. As they beamed down, they found themselves in a strange and peculiar place that resembled a medieval village. Confused but determined to explore, they ventured further.

They came across a gathering of villagers who seemed equally perplexed by their sudden appearance. The trio approached them cautiously and tried to communicate, but the language barrier proved to be a challenge. Frustrated, Captain Kirk pulled out his universal translator device and activated it.

To his surprise, the universal translator started malfunctioning, producing distorted and nonsensical translations. It seemed that the planet's peculiar energy field was interfering with the device. Left with no other option, they had to rely on their wits and limited understanding of the villagers' gestures.

After much effort, the landing party managed to establish some level of understanding. They learned that the village was plagued by a mysterious entity known as "The Great Confounder." The entity would randomly swap people's personalities, causing great confusion and chaos among the villagers. They pleaded for the Starfleet officers' help in defeating The Great Confounder.

Intrigued by the challenge and driven by their sense of duty, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy agreed to help. They devised a plan to lure the entity out by creating an elaborate ruse. Spock used his Vulcan mind meld to tap into the collective knowledge of the villagers and gain insight into The Great Confounder's behavior.

They prepared for their encounter by setting up an intricate trap in the village square. As darkness fell, they could sense the presence of The Great Confounder approaching. The entity manifested itself as a swirling cloud of colorful lights, morphing and pulsating with energy.

Captain Kirk, known for his quick thinking, stepped forward and began speaking in a commanding tone. "Great Confounder," he called out, "we are beings from a distant realm known as the Federation. We seek understanding and peace. We have come to challenge you!"

The entity seemed intrigued by Kirk's boldness and decided to engage in a battle of wits. It challenged the trio to a game of logic and riddles. The villagers gathered, witnessing this extraordinary confrontation between their newfound Starfleet allies and the enigmatic entity.

With every riddle posed, Spock, being the logical Vulcan that he was, provided astute answers that impressed both the villagers and The Great Confounder. McCoy, though initially skeptical of the riddle-solving approach, chimed in with his medical knowledge, using metaphors and analogies to navigate through the challenges.

As the game progressed, the entity's confidence began to wane. The Great Confounder had met its match in the combined intellect of the Starfleet officers. It realized it could not outsmart them and decided to flee, vanishing into thin air.

The villagers erupted in joy and gratitude, celebrating their newfound freedom from The Great Confounder's grip. Captain Kirk, Spock, and McCoy bid their farewells and beamed back to the USS Enterprise, leaving the planet with a renewed sense of wonder and accomplishment.

And so, the legend of the Starfleet officers who outsmarted The Great Confounder spread across the planet, inspiring generations to embrace logic, creativity, and the pursuit of knowledge.

I hope this longer and more detailed joke brings you some enjoyment!