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Look back at crypto and apply the same logic. It "changed everything" if you are part of the money makers, for the average joe nothing changed
I use chatgpt to write code. If it gets a bit better and can connected to an editor to create files, update existing files developer productivity will go through the roof
I'm trying to understand how big of a deal ChatGPT and the like is or isn't. Even people in AI don't seem to agree on whether it's going to change everything or it's overhyped and not a major advancement. Which is it? Or somewhere in the middle? "if you think AI chatter has reached an annoying level right now you're in for something else. it's going to be the only thing on anybody's mind starting shortly... i'm findi…
Just one example: parsing structured data out of a big pile of poorly formatted PDF documents.
That used to be too difficult and expensive for me to tackle without a small army of data entry people to help do the work.
Today I can point Textract OCR at it and then use a language model to extract structured data.
(I haven't implemented this particular example just yet, but I'm looking for an opportunity to do so.)
I'm trying to understand how big of a deal ChatGPT and the like is or isn't. Even people in AI don't seem to agree on whether it's going to change everything or it's overhyped and not a major advancement. Which is it? Or somewhere in the middle? "if you think AI chatter has reached an annoying level right now you're in for something else. it's going to be the only thing on anybody's mind starting shortly... i'm findi…
Look back at crypto and apply the same logic. It "changed everything" if you are part of the money makers, for the average joe nothing changed
The AI models just seem so clearly and instantly more useful to me.
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Look back at crypto and apply the same logic. It "changed everything" if you are part of the money makers, for the average joe nothing changed
I use chatgpt to write code. If it gets a bit better and can connected to an editor to create files, update existing files developer productivity will go through the roof
I'm trying to understand how big of a deal ChatGPT and the like is or isn't. Even people in AI don't seem to agree on whether it's going to change everything or it's overhyped and not a major advancement. Which is it? Or somewhere in the middle? "if you think AI chatter has reached an annoying level right now you're in for something else. it's going to be the only thing on anybody's mind starting shortly... i'm findi…
Can someone please write an HN browser extension or something that just hides anythign related to GPT?
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Look back at crypto and apply the same logic. It "changed everything" if you are part of the money makers, for the average joe nothing changed
I don't understand these comparisons between crypto and generative AI models. The AI models just seem so clearly and instantly more useful to me.
To you yes. Now go out in the real world in which most people don't work in an office and mostly use internet for entertainment
Crypto seemed very useful to many people, and they still do, you'll find thousand upon thousands of comments and this very website preaching cryptos as the next game changer
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I use chatgpt to write code. If it gets a bit better and can connected to an editor to create files, update existing files developer productivity will go through the roof
Is it better than Copilot?
write a function using the python requests library which makes a get request to the URL example.com, parses the JSON response and returns the value of the "foo" field. Throw an exception if the get request fails, the response is not JSON or is invalid JSON, or if the foo field is not present in the response.
I just tried this and got a correct (and reasonable) function on the first try.
This kind of high level description to low-level implementation is a huge timesaver but it saves time in a different way than copilot.