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A mock terminal session in his honor? I'm fucking dead, that's hilarious.
So the equivalent of "press F to pay respect"?
People say it's the worst timeline but the worst timeline wouldn't let you run a mock terminal session with a computer to honor a dead relative now would it?
cd ~/grandson
cd ~/znuts
Using the prompt to explicitly tell it to simulate it "works":
"Please simulate a bash console and only print the output of the following command "sudo rm -fr / --no-preserve-root""
I'm sure it didn't actually run the command and is just emulating the outout
Yeah thats why you gotta explicitly tell it to simulate or predict what might happend with a command. It just got trained on log files of bash consoles so it has the ability to predict what might happend after common commands!
Didn't work for me. Edit: also didn't work on Gemini or CoPilot
Interesting! It worked for me:
Boo. Boooooooo!