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heh daily grind
I might unironically use this
for fun*
Uh, yeah… for fun. Not to gaslight a bunch of pretentious employers who eat this crap up. Nope, just for funsies. 😏
Beautiful 👨🍳 💋
when things get messy.
Touché
ED?? WHO’S ED??
There’s always a ‘synergize’ in the translation no matter the input, almost like its mandatory
I can’t even fathom the levels of synergy that takes!
Its very easy to shoehorn in words that don’t really have any particular meaning
Sounds like every quarterly report
@FQQD@lemmy.ohaa.xyz
someone translate the bee movie
Not sure if it’s what the screenshot used (all these translator UIs look the same), but Kagi has a translator that allows putting arbitrary language in the language select box. Backed by a slop factory of course.
Fun to play around with and post screenshots I suppose, though I fail to see the use beyond that.
Fun to play around with and post screenshots I suppose, though I fail to see the use beyond that.
Can’t some things can just be… Fun? There was no “use” in Googling “do a barrel roll” or “askew” and having your webpage spin around or tilt to the side, but when silly things like that went away we all miss it.
Do a barrel roll didn’t require sucking up the sum total of human knowledge and water…
It’s Kagi afaik
a couple of months ago i was tasked to gather suggestions for “fun” test tasks for junior developers and the most popular one was english to chinese but gibberish translator with caveat to figure out how to make input text technically a translation but also uniquely nonsensical one. even though it’s not really a galaxy brain task and you could probably just vibecode that thing - the failure rate for it was surprisingly high because folks can’t fathom OULIPO.
Dude, I didn’t even understand the task until I did a search for what OULIPO was.
the catch of the task is that you just need to implement S+7 technique before the initial translation and translate that as input instead of the actual input without indicating that particular switch up. it is actually pretty neat problem solving task for a business analyst but can be a lot for a programmer.
Oh no! It learned to have fun bullshitting! We are DOOOOMED!
Stinkedin.
