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Quote from: bitcoinpuzzles621 on May 02, 2025, 10:53:09 PM

whatever you all do, dont keep giving bram more of your code. he already has 3000 computers and the rest of us might only be using two. so giving away all of your code secrets to him will only make sure that the rest of us end up broke with no money when he uses that knowledge to solve every remaining puzzle. dont say i never warned you when it happens. lol i do believe in some knowledge sharing though. but he has too big of an advantage already over the rest of us. just my opinion or thoughts.

I think I already said I’m not working on any puzzle now that they are no longer profitable.

I sent you a scrypt, check your private messages

Please do not send me generic AI generated scripts which don’t even make sense.

I imagine you are aware that big data already uses AI for their code, as is the case with GitHub itself. Your reasoning is ridiculous. Whether it is code that comes out of AI or human, it is still code. It is the way it is worked that matters.

I think you missed the important part : which don’t even make sense
I don’t care if you use AI to make code as long as the code makes sense. All the code I received in my DM makes zero sense whatsoever.

You have to be stupid to send you solutions, so it's logical that you receive stupid code. Grin

This whole back-and-forth is getting a bit wild. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter if the code comes from AI or a human—if it doesn’t make sense, it’s not helpful. And yeah, sharing half-baked scripts just to say you contributed isn’t doing anyone any favors. If someone really wants to collaborate, at least make sure what you’re sending has some logic to it.