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You asked a weird, nonsensical question and got a weird answer. Nothing to see here.
The issue is that AI never says no or tells you that your question is not valid
Because AI doesn't know what words mean.
I do like the picture, too.
Option 1:
echo 1
Option 2:echo 2
Option 3:echo 3
I have a feeling how it came up with that 3
... π
Certainly a failure but at least it wouldn't actually be as harmful as it reads, given / is a directory and the assumption you're not root.
Yeah, I'm actually kinda curious to see what it would do, since the command is pretty nonsensical. Probably just an immediate failure along the lines of "/ is a directory"?
Yep, on my machine it just says bash: /: Is a directory
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It's brave individuals like yourself who are doing the lord's work π«‘
Just shove a 3 in there somewhere, it'll do something I promise!
TBF, that's pretty much how mystical it is: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-clear-ram-memory-cache-buffer-and-swap-space-on-linux/
What AI service is this? Claude?
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