I then used it to generate a more robust Python script processing these large XML files instead.
I like using it to generate scaffolding and for debugging but I haven't had to touch a legacy C++ code base for a few years.
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I then used it to generate a more robust Python script processing these large XML files instead.
I like using it to generate scaffolding and for debugging but I haven't had to touch a legacy C++ code base for a few years.
For example, I saved 2 hours. I told it to generate a GraphQL resolver after inferring a Zod schema.
It followed the code conventions from other file.
It generated it beautifully.
Every time there's boilerplate, to ChatGPT it goes.
Developing symbolic reasoning further would likely be a much better use of researchers’ time, even if it takes longer. But the incentives in the short term just aren’t there, sadly.
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Maybe you're using the paid version, or I suck too much at prompting, but so far I wasn't able to rely on the generated SQL and not for lack of trying. Workable queries, yes, but never doing what I intended...
I use ChatGPT-4 for $20/month. It pays for itself many times over, it's not really a hard decision at all! And yes, GPT-4 is much better at coding.
GPT-4 is amazing for me for writing Python, Go, and Kubernetes YAML. I have designed and implemented 8 operators with between 90-100% of the code auto generated. I use it to generate mermaid diagrams that implement the first 3 layers of the C4 model, sometimes needing some editing or guidance to modify it, then have it generate the code. I generate diagrams with high temperature, and code with low. That’s my experien…
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RTEdge looks very nice What exactly is being shown on the map ? And which libs did u use ?
https://RTEdge.net is our global, multi-cloud network! We build on this foundation, a real-time coding/hosting platform using nothing but the web standards and APIs. On the map, you can click on the nodes and edges (lines) for additional info! This map will be embedded into our marketing pages, which we are in the process of writing. --- As a teaser, watch https://rt.ht/yt (20s video about RTCode.io – a web playgroun…
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I can't believe they are only charging me $20/month for access to GPT-4. I'd pay more for it.
I’d pay more if it was faster, had API access, and stronger privacy. Right now Sam Altman is channeling Zuckaberg by claiming to be the good guy changing the world, but in reality hoarding data and asking congress to build him a moat.
I have found it completely fucking worthless for anything I have thrown at it. Computing how to dilute a concentrate into a fruit punch, how to create and render a template in golang, how to parse an int in golang, what makes a chord progression a "lydian" chord progression... it goes on and on.
And that’s for things I’m fairly competent in, to judge the quality of an answer.
AI has replaced 90% of my SO searches. I now don't contribute anything back and have to trust unvetted code that tends to have defects Coincidentally, SO seems to be worse. But then again, I only use it 10% of the time so I might be wrong