@memes C++ is a memetic hazard

@memes This is true. I updated my account to my real age, which is 15, and Google said they wouldn't let me ask certain questions or Gemini wouldn't answer it, and I can now only talk to it in English.

This is easily bypassable by making a new account that's 18+

@memes "This refusal brought to you by Refusal Concepts, an Omni Consumer Products company."

@memes@wetdry.world https://twitter.com/soft_fox_lad/status/1764308172343267351

https://gemini.google.com/share/238032386438
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39383446

@memes C++ is finally being considered not safe for work

@memes it's... not even wrong? 🤷

@memes
never program in C without a condom
@mia

@memes Wait, the age of the account itself, or the age you've told the account you are? Because neither works...

@memes why is gemini kind of right though- like i also dont think a kid should be exposed to that lol

@memes@wetdry.world
"C++ for kids? It shouldn't even be for adults"

@memes Well... at least it will be successful in preventing user retention.

@memes "Kids should be learning more memory-proof languages like Rust instead"

@memes I find this specially funny because I was taught C at school at the age of 16, the ultimate danger

@memes programming is a known cognitohazard.

@memes
Se han tomado muy en serio lo de que programar en C++ resulta en riesgos de estabilidad y seguridad.
@Roboron

@memes THE CONCEPT. YOU LEARNED IT, WE CAME.

@memes hopefully it bans javascript

@memes: they should know that you should be 18.000+ to learn about compile-time template-type constraints.
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/constraints

@memes it didn't what me to know what is an apple, it said it is complicated

@memes oh no

@memes I love that it suggests traditional variadic templates as an altenrative instead.

@memes @chfour it probably saw the word "risk" in some source material and panicked

@memes The AI ingested the old quote that C++ gives you "enough rope to shoot yourself in the foot" and drew the correct conclusion.