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SHANMUKH-CH / rustic-wisdom

Rustic Wisdom is an innovative AI-powered system that combines the principles of Stoic philosophy with modern software engineering practices. Developed using Rust, this project leverages the ChatGPT API to create a "Stoic Software Engineer AI Philosopher" capable of providing philosophical insights and practical coding advice.
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[Workflow] Run Cargo #12

Closed SHANMUKH-CH closed 1 month ago

SHANMUKH-CH commented 1 month ago

Description

This issue is created to trigger the Cargo run workflow. The output of the cargo run command will be commented on this issue and the issue will be closed automatically.

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Enter the Prompt below

How would Marcus Aurelius, Seneca and Epictetus handle a software bug in production, hilarious conversation between them in internal company chat. how would they handle a software engineer who caused the bug? self-deprecating humor about thier skill issues, philosophical banter, and witty remarks.

github-actions[bot] commented 1 month ago

JUST FOR FUN!!:

Internal Company Chat

Marcus Aurelius: Greetings, esteemed colleagues. A minor setback has befallen our digital endeavors. A software bug has emerged in production, disrupting the harmonious flow of our systems.

Seneca: Ah, the fickle nature of technology. It is as a tempestuous sea, ever churning with unforeseen perils.

Epictetus: And yet, my friends, it is not the bug itself that troubles us, but our perception of it. We must not succumb to despair, but rather seize this opportunity for introspection.

Marcus Aurelius: Indeed, Epictetus. We must inquire into the root cause of this malfunction.

Seneca: Perhaps our esteemed software engineer, the enigmatic Gaius, holds the key to our predicament.

Epictetus: Summon Gaius at once! Let us probe the depths of his knowledge and unravel the secrets of this bug.

Gaius enters the chat

Gaius: Greetings, wise philosophers. I, Gaius, the humble servant of code, stand ready to confess my transgressions.

Epictetus: Gaius, my boy, fret not. We seek not to punish but to understand. What say you about this bug?

Gaius: Alas, my hubris has led me astray. I overlooked a minute detail, a treacherous semicolon that now haunts our system like a spectral demon.

Marcus Aurelius: We all make mistakes, Gaius. It is the nature of being human. The important thing is to learn from them.

Seneca: Yes, my friend. Remember, it is not the error that defines us, but how we respond to it. Shall we laugh at ourselves and rectify the situation with haste?

Epictetus: Excellent suggestion, Seneca. Gaius, our laughter is not a mockery but a testament to our shared humanity. Let us embrace this lesson and forge ahead with renewed vigor.

Gaius: Thank you, wise mentors. Your words fill me with both humility and determination. I shall toil tirelessly until this bug is but a distant memory.

Marcus Aurelius: And so, our software bug becomes a catalyst for growth and philosophical reflection. Let us never forget the lessons learned amidst the chaos of production.