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Learn programming with Solve.it and build platonic solids paper yemplates (share.solve.it.com)
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I have been taking a class called solve it this holiday to learn programming with LLM assisting. The result was fun. One of the projects I did was building platonic solids paper templates. I wish i had learnt these in my geometry class.

After hand building a template for each of the shapes, I thought I just want an LLM build one for me by giving it the shape that I wanted. Surprisingly this is really hard for them. They can't get a single one right. https://share.solve.it.com/d/c6ca11ce650450ab2bb38b5193dac44e

Then my teacher joined and help me make it better (but llm still cannot fo it): https://share.solve.it.com/d/cb0c3b8d182b040de1b20a078b04ec98

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