Satya wants us to get away from calling it slop for some reason
If the pattern is that each word is rewritten in a distorted but phonetically similar way:
continuously merged → continvoucly morged
Then applying the same playful distortion style to slop, a similar transformation would be:
slop → slofp
Thanks slofp-GPT.
flopGPT (i wish it was a flop)
All the best firms continvoucly morg these days.
IT’S MORGIN’ TIME
An they proceeded to continvoucly morg all over the place.
I think throwing up a slop chart like this is incredibly lazy for a company to post. They almost always get something wrong or invent stuff.
If you are having a conversation with someone about a topic and need something kinda quick, and sorta accurate to help explain something in a pinch, slopcharts aren’t useless. I’ve generated a couple based on niche manuals/handbooks. Probably better tools for the job, just the thing I happened to reach for.
Right, it’s the lack of any double checking that’s shocking. I use LLMs to make mermaid diagrams of code all the time, it’s super useful, but you have to actually read through what it generates.
