...instead of pretend knowing the answer and splitting out nonsense

The problem is that it still spews tons of non sense. It literally makes up imports when commanded to use a library/package even if it "knows" said package, considering it itself suggested to use it in the first place!

Partial information at-least gives me something to correct / some hint of the problem space to explore further.

ChatGPT's partial answers were helpful, yet the whole process was time-consuming. I guess that googling for it would have taken at most 5-10 minutes, but I wanted to see how ChatGPT behaves.

But Bing on the other hand, it didn't even bother to spit out ChatGPT-like sentences but only pointed me to some non-helpful Stack Overflow entries.

I just re-logged-in into Bing to search for my query, I found it in the history and re-visited it, now it is handing me out an answer which looks like it was generated with ChatGPT, but it's still the same buggy code. Chatting with it shows the same problems which ChatGPT has.

I wonder if GPT-4 could give me the correct answer (manually displacing the vertices, not in a shader).

Wow, now after chatting and then performing a normal query and then going back to the chat-mode, the entire chat history was gone...

This is what ChatGPT-4 says regarding this specific case (you can see the prompt used as well, it's just a copy-paste of your comment): https://pastebin.com/PPy4vMrU

It seems to write code that does the displacement manually "// Iterate over the geometry's vertices and apply the displacement, geometry.vertices.forEach{...}"

Thank you for the feedback! Looks like I'm going to subscribe to plus then.

It constantly tells me it can't do things it just did, and makes stuff up all the time.