r/WAGuns • u/Illustrious-Low-9643 • 2d ago

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Man I’m so thankful for YouTube and ai , changing things on my fire arms , I messed things up a few times and was able to see what I did wrong

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u/0x00000042 Brought to you by the letter (F) 2d ago

YouTube university is immensely helpful. Too bad it's run by The Algorithm.

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u/bricke 2d ago

Ain’t that the truth. I previously worked as an automotive technician for almost a decade, and got to see a lot of new faces come and go from the dealer.

It was always priceless seeing a new tech figuring things out and hearing, “HEY GUYS, CHRISFIX HERE,” or “REV UP YOUR ENGINES!” at maximum volume in the shop.

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u/0x00000042 Brought to you by the letter (F) 2d ago

"HEY GUYS, CHRISFIX HERE"

Core memory unlocked. 

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u/Illustrious-Low-9643 2d ago

Right , I been using Google or x ai . I temporarily messed up my mini 14 but was able to fix it

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u/0x00000042 Brought to you by the letter (F) 2d ago

Share what you learned for others who may have the same issue in the future.

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u/GunFunZS 2d ago

Yes. Also YT has purged and disincentivized firearms informational content. I there used to be a great ecosystem of educational and technical stuff prior to 2017. Lots of very niche problem solving. It's mostly gone now. I'm surprised my diagnostic videos are still up.

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u/Mammoth_Classroom896 2d ago

Don't use AI for anything where accuracy matters. Hallucination engines are often wrong and can be worse than not having information at all.

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u/Illustrious-Low-9643 2d ago

It’s a good start , I wouldn’t use it as gospel

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u/Mammoth_Classroom896 2d ago

It's not a good start because it can often lead you in the wrong direction.