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i am not sure what chuffing noise you are talking about.

I know pits and shortsnout breeds do different vocalizations than my longsnout dogs.

The signs my dogs make that dont involve tongue or tail for similar emotions are:

• the butt up chest down stretch
• the aforementioned shake
• deep breath
• an mhm breath which can be nuanced to mhmhmhmhm occasionally

i know the first three have an aspect of innateness because i have seen disconnected dogs do the same for the same sort of experience. I am unsure of the mhm because i have not seen dogs outside my own culture of dogs do it so it may be cultural. They may or may not idk. Don’t know the chuffing tho

because it just is and anyone who believes anything different from what i believe is wrong

true. of course im only speaking of my own dogs and those i’ve met. if not removing water or dirt from coat, it is done when: a friend comes by, after getting a treat, sometimes if they know a treat is coming, a song they like plays, someone treats them nicely, they just had a good experience, they like what i or someone else does, they are reassuring after a scuffle or something questionable that ‘everything is fine’… I agree it isn’t exactly a yes. It definitely feels closer to a yes than a no tho. I would say it isnt a Yes so much as a confirmation of good.

thanks. secretly that’s what i thought :)

idk ive seen some crazy complicated stuff woven together by people who cant code. I’ve got a friend who has no job and is trying to make a living off coding while, for 15+ years being totally unable to learn coding. Some of the things they make are surprisingly complex. Tho also, and the person mentioned here may do similarly, they don’t ONLY use ai. They use Github alot too. They make nearly nothing themself, but go thru github and basically combine large chunks of code others have made with ai generated code. Somehow they do it well enough to have done things with servers, cryptocurrency, etc… all the while not knowing any coding language.

Hilarious and true.

last week some new up and coming coder was showing me their tons and tons of sites made with the help of chatGPT. They all look great on the front end. So I tried to use one. Error. Tried to use another. Error. Mentioned the errors and they brushed it off. I am 99% sure they do not have the coding experience to fix the errors. I politely disconnected from them at that point.

What’s worse is when a noncoder asks me, a coder, to look over and fix their ai generated code. My response is “no, but if you set aside an hour I will teach you how HTML works so you can fix it yourself.” Never has one of these kids asking ai to code things accepted which, to me, means they aren’t worth my time. Don’t let them use you like that. You aren’t another tool they can combine with ai to generate things correctly without having to learn things themselves.

thank you!

much science

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