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I’m currently working on my bachelor’s degree at BTH (Blekinge Institute of Technology) and have created a short survey as part of my final paper. The survey aims to gather insights on how LLM hallucinations affect their use in the software development process.

If you work in software development or related fields and use LLMs during your work, I would greatly appreciate your participation! The survey is quick, and your responses will directly contribute to my research.

Link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdXdSjAK7wWK5yB3YNgGxCR47lSfDrHbS6MbBtRHjM6_ZnHmw/viewform?usp=header

Please answer as soon as possible and thank you for your support and time! Feel free to share this with colleagues and others in the industry.

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Member Avatar for rproffitt

"You're absolutely right. And don't call me Surey."

commented: LOL I see what you did there. +9
Member Avatar for SCBWV

You need a different way to track participation than requiring an email address.

commented: And that's the first page of "nope" for me too +17
commented: No problem. I use reportfraudtips@uscis for such surveys. +17
Member Avatar for Salem

The problem with all these page at a time surveys are

  1. They take way longer than the poster estimates. It starts as "a few questions for 5 mins", but 20 minutes later, you're still not done.
  2. Inevitably, they'll ask for some "vital" information that's no business being asked. Do you quit in disgust at the wasted time, or do you carry on to justify that you didn't waste all this time.
commented: Ah yes. The "sunk cost" fallacy. +16
commented: Sinking feeling with cement overshoes. +17
Member Avatar for trcooke

As with some others here, because your first question is for my email I have declined to continue.

Consider whether you really do need personal information from your survey participants. If you do, then say why and what you intend to do with it.

commented: Probably an attempt to avoid more than one response per person, although they could simply use a different address (or bogus one). +9
commented: "Hello, we are DOGE. All your base now belong to us." +17
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