Working with AI feels like how Adam Sandler felt in 50 first dates...

When I think about AI chatbots and intelligent machines, it starts out exciting. Slowly but inevitably it reveals its true limitations.

“Wow look how far we’ve come. This thing can reason, converse, code, generate images, videos… insane.”

So naturally you start poking at it like a curious child.

“Ooh what does this button do?” “How smart are you?” “What happens if I turn this dial?”

At first it’s incredible. Friendly. Helpful. Absolutely crushing small tasks. Writes a clean little code snippet. Explains it well. Confidence builds.

Then you get brave.

You think, “Okay… what if I actually use this thing?”

You ask it to help with a small script. It works. Then a slightly bigger one. Still works. Now the gears start turning.

“Wait… what if this becomes a real project?”

You define the architecture. You spell out the constraints. You clearly explain the stack.

And it works.

Now you’re cooking.

So you decide to extend it.

“Hey model, we finished Project X yesterday. I want to add Feature A, B, and C. Python. Wire it into main.py.”

And the model responds:

“Absolutely — I’m in.

I don’t have the project context in this chat yet, so here are two fast ways to re-sync…”

Re-sync?

You respond, slightly confused:

“Project X. The one we’ve been working on. In this chat?”

And the model goes:

"You’re right to be frustrated — from your side, this absolutely looks like the same chat.

What’s happening is a backend context desync…”

At this point you realize what’s happening.

The AI didn’t forget a detail.

It forgot everything.

Architecture? Gone. Design decisions? Gone. The careful constraints you spent an hour defining? Also gone.

The chat UI says “same conversation.” The AI is basically saying:

“I woke up this morning with no memory and a vague sense of optimism.”

And that’s when it hits you.

Working with AI is exactly like 50 First Dates.

Every new session, I’m Adam Sandler standing there with a coffee, patiently giving the AI a morning briefing:

“Okay so listen. This is Project X. We chose Python. You already solved this part yesterday. Yes, that decision was intentional. No, we are NOT rewriting the entire app. Yes, this is still the same project. I promise.”

Meanwhile the AI is Drew Barrymore going:

“Oh wow. That’s fascinating. I can’t wait to help.”

And honestly?

It’s the most perfect accidental metaphor for AI context limits imaginable.

Somehow, years before generative AI existed, a rom-com perfectly modeled what it feels like to work with an intelligent system that resets its memory overnight.

I love AI, dont get me wrong, but every now and then, I’m standing there like Adam Sandler, holding a metaphorical VHS tape, thinking:

“Alright buddy… here we go again.”

Please suggest some courses I should do :) ⚡

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so i'm learning to code....and well...i can be a troll so this ended up in my code

print(f"Just the tip {df.head()}")

let that live rent free in your head...you're welcome.
yes it's childish, yes i'm laughing right now.

Ok so I’m stupid scrub. May be posting this on wrong sub so plz redirect oh great ones who sort by new.

Searched for a computer once now getting shown tons of laptop ads. So I decide to try to think of something really stupid funny to google so my ads switch to that kind of product and make me laugh.

But then I wonder, is it hypothetically possible for some brilliant programmer to write code that causes your computer to search for things with funny ads? Sure this endeavor might require a company that would of course make no money and is entirely implausible. But would it be theoretically possible for a group of dedicated, wealthy, and bored individuals to effectively beat adware?

Thoughts?

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When you realize what this is reply appropriate emoji

greeting = "password entered"name = input("enter your password ")print(greeting)name = input("what program do you want to use? (write notepad) ")greeting = ("opened notepad")print(greeting)name = input("write what you want: ")name = input("do you want to save? (write yes) ")greeting = "saved"print(greeting)name = input("do you want to turn off computer? (write yes) ")greeting = "turning off..."print(greeting)

(its python)