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Extremely good at turning JSON into a Go struct. Just in general, as someone who has spent years writing Python, it’s helped me fill in gaps with Go. This is a killer feature for GPT.. if you’re proficient in one language it can help you rapidly get up to speed in another.
I’m running a global pilot to see how we can effectively use it for internal data at a multinational investment bank
Surely you need to keep the data inside your own system and can’t send it to OpenAI, right?
The biggest issue we've seen is that folks don't really know how to use it. We created a Slack channel to share examples, encourage people to try it, and help each other out, which seems to be increasing usage (and memes).
Full disclosure: I built a ChatGPT for Teams tool with a friend, so most of the usage is sharing links/collaborating with that tool.
Also great for asking how to in Python questions and explaining ML concepts. Danger is I wont learn Python properly but just remember the prompts!
I don't use it, it returns mostly incorrect code that makes me realize it's not worth it. I'm more productive and write better code ignoring ChatGPT 95% of the time.
I don't use it, it returns mostly incorrect code that makes me realize it's not worth it. I'm more productive and write better code ignoring ChatGPT 95% of the time.
What do you use it for 5% of the time then?
Extremely good at turning JSON into a Go struct. Just in general, as someone who has spent years writing Python, it’s helped me fill in gaps with Go. This is a killer feature for GPT.. if you’re proficient in one language it can help you rapidly get up to speed in another.