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@@tfkdandsvkc Hey man, I want to continue the metahuman clone series, but it's just so complicated. One video takes 1 week, therefor it will take some time, but i will make it one day
Ill give you a tip when using chatgpt. It only has a certain token context, so the longer you go down the page back and forth, the more of a chance it cannot remember the text at the top. Id suggest starting a new window regularly and restarting, the answers are much more accurate and contexrual without too much drift
How do I get chatgpt to remember all the changes to my Python files if I open a new window/chat? Does referencing accessing the file through the terminal give chat gpt access to my current opened py file? Or can he only do that because he hasn’t changed file names from what chatgpt suggested him to name it when giving instructions?
@@12stepdraper When starting fresh, I'd paste the code you currently have, state the issue you're having, state what your goal is for the code/app and the new GPT will do a better job of pointing out refinements that need to be made. It doesn't necessarily need to know what you'd previously talked about.
@coresnap @12stepdraper I also created an automation script for my more complicated script. It takes ALL the files in my apps folder and gives them to me in a complete text document. Being that there is a limit with total text input, I have the script split the text documents into parts so I can more easily paste it into prompt. When testing new iterations, I will create a new window with this file used at the top. I also got into the habit of spending ALOT of time writing up my user guide. Explain what each function does and how to handle each possible result. ALSO, it's key to having an error log to dump error outputs. Clear it at the end of start of each iteration to follow the errors for the branch of code. Each new window starts with the purpose (ie: User Guide Document text). Ask it to wait, and then hand it the text from all the parts of the output file text. Then begins hours of banging away till it gets to a good checkpoint. LOL love the mental abuse though.
yes, actually I'm learning to code but I didn't try to use it to make application. I just used it to help me understand the code, solve problems & ....
@@KMFNYC This is not an app, and this is not the correct way to do it. Just one script file? That's it? To create something, you need to understand how it works, but it's clear that in this case, that understanding is missing.
I can heavily relate when you say it feels like you can do anything 😂 I literally left my job to have more time to play around. I done computer science at uni but coding was just too complex so I went into IT support but now I’ve actually created things I would never have imagined and learnt about complex AI libraries such as PyTorch, tensor flow, cuda etc all from playing about just like this and the more you do it the more complex projects you try to make and you learn in the process also. Next thing you know you’re creating apis, databases integrating them all together and doing all sorts of wild stuff that you’d have otherwise no clue! I highly recommend everyone has a play at using chatGPT to code. Even starting a UA-cam regarding it right now is a great idea, I’ve seen all AI channels grow at like 5-10x the rate of normal channels
This made me so happy to read! Exactly!! I feel like i can make anything! You've have gone way beyond into the tensor flow and PyTorch which for me, is something i heard but have no understanding, but I love that ChatGPT will teach me when i need it haha. Which channels are you talking about i'd love to check them out
Same on the learning part here! I was learning a lot before on my own with Google and youtube videos. Now I cut the time looking with asking chatgpt. It's really how you ask and tell it what to do. I've built so many things. Also I have it explain why or why not to use what I'm asking for and learn even more. Was also thinking of making a channel for ai
That's awesome!. I'm working on integrating a custom chatbot for a website I have and it's been really fun figuring out how to utilize API's and build something with GPT tools. Challenging but waaaay easier than being a programmer. A true force multiplier for my productivity.
The trick with ChatGPT and code is to focus on every step of your algo and only ask questions about each step. It's like following a food recipe when cooking, step by step, and ChatGPT will generate the code correctly.
Your doing great work man ! I watch all your videos ! Thank you for putting the time in that you do. Thank you making each video better than the last. I notice everything you do to try to make your videos better for the viewer. Especially your efficient time use, even the way you insert your ads gets better each time ( plus todays add for product I am interested in, which again makes excellent use of the total time I spend watching your video. I notice all your skill developments from video to video and thats interesting to watch as well, each video your adding new skills , because you do that almost every video , its like a second lesson in the video, ( the application ) Your concern for viewers time very refreshing and appreciated. I am learning and being inspired creatively with each video. EXCELLENT USE OF MY TIME. I wanted to leave you this message to encourage to keep up the amazing work. Your probably helping to train people that will change the world. I am sure when they do you'll be remember you fondly. Looking forward to the next one. Have a great day ! Thanks.
This is awesome. I just created a chrome extension that allows me to change the speed if the UA-cam video in the fly. It took me a while but I really enjoyed seeing how the project was coming together like you mentioned.
This literally opens endless horizons for ordinary people who don't know how to code to become more creative and contribute creations of their own. The future really is now!
Thank a lot for the video, man, very interesting! I know how to code in some older languages (like fortran), and I found your video very helpful and interesting, even for someone who knows some coding. Showing GPT the error messages has really clever :)
Love this! I’ve been thinking about and trying to build an app with bubble. I hit a point where I’m like why not just do it myself?? Chat gpt seems very native with code, not so much with no code platforms. I’m excited to start my own projects and completely own my code 🎉🎉
Well the part were you add more functionalities can be a big head scratcher. I spent the entire night debugging. But nice video, makes me not wanna give up.
Sounds basically like coding, just without writing it yourself. I think you could get a lot further faster by knowing code as well. As I've heard said, the difference between a non-dev copying and pasting from stackoverflow vs a actual dev copying from stackoverflow is that the actual dev knows which code to copy.
I do this all the time, and I have no idea how to code. For my projects, I have created a bunch of small utilities this way. One time, I was able to make a screenshot program that could simulate mouse clicks to navigate simple paginated websites. It was also able to create named directories in a user-specified folder, all in a tkinter GUI. It took me a few hours, but man, ChatGPT is great for programming, especially in Python. Now, with GPT Vision, it's even able to edit the GUI Much more efficiency,
This makes me so motivated to start making more tools. The part you said about simulating mouse i would love to be able to! If you wanna chat dm me on insta andyhafellai i'd love to ask you about things you've made
Thanks for the tutorial video. If you have time do do some more video to do a plattform how is connected to a subscription with Chat Gpt which is the coder. I'm a beginner but want to learing do apps
I've heard not all the ChatGPT4 functionality/plugins are available when using their Assistant API. Is there a way of knowing if a particular task must be done within their Builder / Custom GPT or if it can be done via Assistant APIs? My goal: I have many pdfs with handwritten data that I'd like ChatGPT4 (+Vision and/or Ai PDF Plugin) to OCR the data from a table.. then perform calculations and finally edit or append the pdf with the results. Ultimately, I'd like this to be a standalone browser or desktop application that anyone (even non Plus users) can drag and drop a file into (assuming the assistant APIs support the OCR/PDF features). Any suggestions?
When I code using ChatGPT and ask it to fix errors, it sometimes forgets the HTML or code it provided earlier, which ends up causing issues in my project as I go along. How can I ensure it always remembers the previous code?
Start new chats often. Start by telling it what you are doing and that it forgets things sometimes. Paste your code and work on the code in small steps. After a few changes are made then copy and paste to a new chat
Im stucking in a loop. Chat gpt cant make it better and remove the errors. Had this for 12h. Even explaining it alot and giving it a lot of console outputs... Giving up and program it by myself.... im waiting for gpt 5 now...
Calling BS on this one, ChatGPT has been dumbed down over the past few months. It can’t even handle basic PHP Wordpress plugins now. Tried for two days straight, it continues to send back same code errors over and over stating that it’s corrected the code issues mentioned. It’s not even able to handle basic PHP 101 syntax any longer.
I've got the paid version. I don't use it for coding. Just for help with documemts. And it's mostly sh*t now. So limited. And I have to beg or argue with it to do anything. It's Just crap now. Like they're trying to limit your bandwidth use or something. I mostly use Claude now. I'll probably cancel my ChatGPT subscription.
Lmfao you going over this process of copy paste refine copy paste and work with it Make it better back and forth on and on until you have the product you were looking for! It is fairly simple and understandable for most everyone but I have MS and I am legally blind I was trying to program for the first time with chat GPT and all the back and forth and not working and my anger overtook me and I quit that project lol on to the next one more learning never stop
Creativity is the new gold. You rather work as a slave for a company where they tell you exactly what to do? Oh and the government runs away with 60% of your income.... Yay.
Non programmers using ai to write apps is a hackers wet dream. Copy and pasting code that you have no clue what it does is bound to be susceptible to security vulnerabilities.
This guy seems nice, but it's obvious that he doesn't know what he's talking about. And from reading the comments on this clip, it's clear that most users don't know what they're talking about either.
I'm feeling really stupid, right now. It's showing I have 4 errors under "problems." Import "pynput.mouse" could not be resolved from source Import "PIL" could not be resolved from source Import "PIL.ImageGrab" could not be resolved from source Import "PIL.Image" could not be resolved from source These mean nothing to me, and I don't understand what ChatGPT is telling me to do. Any advice?
Aa you should, programming is hard. This is precisely why people that don't know how to program shouldn't use AI to develop apps. He leaves out the fact that you still have to test and debug. Not only that, it can't write really complex functions and in many cases it'll write an empty function that you still have to code.
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Hey Andy please do a follow up video on the meta human clone video you did plus a more informed tutorials in the deepfake video you did as well
@@tfkdandsvkc Hey man, I want to continue the metahuman clone series, but it's just so complicated. One video takes 1 week, therefor it will take some time, but i will make it one day
@@TheAIAndyokay I understand will wait patiently,, amazing A.I content btw I watch you almost daily
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Ill give you a tip when using chatgpt. It only has a certain token context, so the longer you go down the page back and forth, the more of a chance it cannot remember the text at the top. Id suggest starting a new window regularly and restarting, the answers are much more accurate and contexrual without too much drift
How do I get chatgpt to remember all the changes to my Python files if I open a new window/chat?
Does referencing accessing the file through the terminal give chat gpt access to my current opened py file? Or can he only do that because he hasn’t changed file names from what chatgpt suggested him to name it when giving instructions?
ive noticed that too or I was too stoned
this 1000%!!
@@12stepdraper When starting fresh, I'd paste the code you currently have, state the issue you're having, state what your goal is for the code/app and the new GPT will do a better job of pointing out refinements that need to be made. It doesn't necessarily need to know what you'd previously talked about.
@coresnap @12stepdraper I also created an automation script for my more complicated script. It takes ALL the files in my apps folder and gives them to me in a complete text document. Being that there is a limit with total text input, I have the script split the text documents into parts so I can more easily paste it into prompt. When testing new iterations, I will create a new window with this file used at the top. I also got into the habit of spending ALOT of time writing up my user guide. Explain what each function does and how to handle each possible result. ALSO, it's key to having an error log to dump error outputs. Clear it at the end of start of each iteration to follow the errors for the branch of code. Each new window starts with the purpose (ie: User Guide Document text). Ask it to wait, and then hand it the text from all the parts of the output file text. Then begins hours of banging away till it gets to a good checkpoint. LOL love the mental abuse though.
Creating an app without coding knowledge seemed impossible, but this video breaks it down beautifully.
yes, actually I'm learning to code but I didn't try to use it to make application. I just used it to help me understand the code, solve problems & ....
@@ahmed.soliman & what??
What is the end result of the app then? Show me
@@nielsSavantKing what exactly are you looking for? I thought he showed the .exe file which he can open, run and start clicking to capture pictures
@@KMFNYC This is not an app, and this is not the correct way to do it. Just one script file? That's it? To create something, you need to understand how it works, but it's clear that in this case, that understanding is missing.
I can heavily relate when you say it feels like you can do anything 😂 I literally left my job to have more time to play around. I done computer science at uni but coding was just too complex so I went into IT support but now I’ve actually created things I would never have imagined and learnt about complex AI libraries such as PyTorch, tensor flow, cuda etc all from playing about just like this and the more you do it the more complex projects you try to make and you learn in the process also. Next thing you know you’re creating apis, databases integrating them all together and doing all sorts of wild stuff that you’d have otherwise no clue!
I highly recommend everyone has a play at using chatGPT to code. Even starting a UA-cam regarding it right now is a great idea, I’ve seen all AI channels grow at like 5-10x the rate of normal channels
This made me so happy to read! Exactly!! I feel like i can make anything! You've have gone way beyond into the tensor flow and PyTorch which for me, is something i heard but have no understanding, but I love that ChatGPT will teach me when i need it haha. Which channels are you talking about i'd love to check them out
Same on the learning part here! I was learning a lot before on my own with Google and youtube videos. Now I cut the time looking with asking chatgpt. It's really how you ask and tell it what to do. I've built so many things. Also I have it explain why or why not to use what I'm asking for and learn even more. Was also thinking of making a channel for ai
That's awesome!. I'm working on integrating a custom chatbot for a website I have and it's been really fun figuring out how to utilize API's and build something with GPT tools. Challenging but waaaay easier than being a programmer. A true force multiplier for my productivity.
The trick with ChatGPT and code is to focus on every step of your algo and only ask questions about each step. It's like following a food recipe when cooking, step by step, and ChatGPT will generate the code correctly.
I always ask it to break functions into X number with descriptions for each function and copy paste it's previous response to keep it focused
Excellent, please post more videos on how to make apps with little to no coding knowledge. This is a fantastic technology that gets better every week.
This was absolutely fun to watch and learn at the same time. Great work 👍
Your doing great work man ! I watch all your videos ! Thank you for putting the time in that you do. Thank you making each video better than the last. I notice everything you do to try to make your videos better for the viewer. Especially your efficient time use, even the way you insert your ads gets better each time ( plus todays add for product I am interested in, which again makes excellent use of the total time I spend watching your video. I notice all your skill developments from video to video and thats interesting to watch as well, each video your adding new skills , because you do that almost every video , its like a second lesson in the video, ( the application ) Your concern for viewers time very refreshing and appreciated. I am learning and being inspired creatively with each video. EXCELLENT USE OF MY TIME. I wanted to leave you this message to encourage to keep up the amazing work. Your probably helping to train people that will change the world. I am sure when they do you'll be remember you fondly. Looking forward to the next one. Have a great day ! Thanks.
I realy appreciate the message Ryan, you made my day!
This is awesome. I just created a chrome extension that allows me to change the speed if the UA-cam video in the fly. It took me a while but I really enjoyed seeing how the project was coming together like you mentioned.
Great vid, I love building the same stuff, full apps end to end. As a designer limited to just html and css, this is a quantum leap
This literally opens endless horizons for ordinary people who don't know how to code to become more creative and contribute creations of their own. The future really is now!
Thank you for the video, it was just what I needed! 😁🎉
Great work Andy helping out everyone to become programmers. Problem solving is the best way to learn.
Asking A.I to code for you does NOT make you a programmer.
It only makes you a project manager.
I just gived up to build an app with 0 knowledge and I'm literally staring at the PC with sparkling new hopes
Thank a lot for the video, man, very interesting! I know how to code in some older languages (like fortran), and I found your video very helpful and interesting, even for someone who knows some coding. Showing GPT the error messages has really clever :)
Thank you very much Friend to give to us small guide for Chat GPT.
Thank you so much
I just subscribed for you 🎉🎉
Great video 📹. I use Chat gpt to make matlab apps . And engineering tools.
You're awesome man. Thanks for this....I got to get my channel up to speed like you. Nice explanation as always
Man so awesome!! Thank you very helpful!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Amazing video bro! Trying it now 🔥
Love this! I’ve been thinking about and trying to build an app with bubble.
I hit a point where I’m like why not just do it myself??
Chat gpt seems very native with code, not so much with no code platforms.
I’m excited to start my own projects and completely own my code 🎉🎉
You are my motivation, thank you!
Well the part were you add more functionalities can be a big head scratcher.
I spent the entire night debugging.
But nice video, makes me not wanna give up.
Sounds basically like coding, just without writing it yourself. I think you could get a lot further faster by knowing code as well. As I've heard said, the difference between a non-dev copying and pasting from stackoverflow vs a actual dev copying from stackoverflow is that the actual dev knows which code to copy.
I do this all the time, and I have no idea how to code. For my projects, I have created a bunch of small utilities this way. One time, I was able to make a screenshot program that could simulate mouse clicks to navigate simple paginated websites. It was also able to create named directories in a user-specified folder, all in a tkinter GUI. It took me a few hours, but man, ChatGPT is great for programming, especially in Python. Now, with GPT Vision, it's even able to edit the GUI Much more efficiency,
Python is a garbage
This makes me so motivated to start making more tools. The part you said about simulating mouse i would love to be able to! If you wanna chat dm me on insta andyhafellai i'd love to ask you about things you've made
I even made my custom app to create virtual environment, different litlle apps, tools. Also Javascript for website.
another way that you can do is asking for a html version so you can use css, html, java, so he can make a better customizable app or program
Awesome ❤ great idea 👍
Thanks for the tutorial video.
If you have time do do some more video to do a plattform how is connected to a subscription with Chat Gpt which is the coder. I'm a beginner but want to learing do apps
Can we do it on mobile phone also ?
Can you plz compare the same project with Claude sonet which one is better
I've heard not all the ChatGPT4 functionality/plugins are available when using their Assistant API. Is there a way of knowing if a particular task must be done within their Builder / Custom GPT or if it can be done via Assistant APIs?
My goal: I have many pdfs with handwritten data that I'd like ChatGPT4 (+Vision and/or Ai PDF Plugin) to OCR the data from a table.. then perform calculations and finally edit or append the pdf with the results. Ultimately, I'd like this to be a standalone browser or desktop application that anyone (even non Plus users) can drag and drop a file into (assuming the assistant APIs support the OCR/PDF features).
Any suggestions?
Want to ask why not using app inventor?
would autogen have helped out here instead of using your own time to be the tester and manually going back and forth with chatgpt?
thanks
thx
So the video just cuts off in the middle of the tutorial really ?
When I code using ChatGPT and ask it to fix errors, it sometimes forgets the HTML or code it provided earlier, which ends up causing issues in my project as I go along. How can I ensure it always remembers the previous code?
Start new chats often. Start by telling it what you are doing and that it forgets things sometimes. Paste your code and work on the code in small steps. After a few changes are made then copy and paste to a new chat
Hello I have an app idea would you help me build it
What's Your font name
Im stucking in a loop. Chat gpt cant make it better and remove the errors. Had this for 12h. Even explaining it alot and giving it a lot of console outputs... Giving up and program it by myself.... im waiting for gpt 5 now...
How do I get my app to be download able on the app store or Google play?
Ask chatgpt apparently
🤣@@AnimeIntrospective
What a miracle?😂😂😂
Now how do i make an actual application with gui :D
Excelente
Maybe I am stupid . But I don't see the end result of the app. Or I a miss something?
Me neither
Calling BS on this one, ChatGPT has been dumbed down over the past few months. It can’t even handle basic PHP Wordpress plugins now. Tried for two days straight, it continues to send back same code errors over and over stating that it’s corrected the code issues mentioned. It’s not even able to handle basic PHP 101 syntax any longer.
The free version?
nah, you have to have the paid version and the proper prompt and it absolutely can , also have an expert ai that reviews the work.
Skill issue
Skills issues.
I've got the paid version. I don't use it for coding. Just for help with documemts. And it's mostly sh*t now.
So limited. And I have to beg or argue with it to do anything. It's Just crap now. Like they're trying to limit your bandwidth use or something. I mostly use Claude now.
I'll probably cancel my ChatGPT subscription.
Lmfao you going over this process of copy paste refine copy paste and work with it Make it better back and forth on and on until you have the product you were looking for! It is fairly simple and understandable for most everyone but I have MS and I am legally blind I was trying to program for the first time with chat GPT and all the back and forth and not working and my anger overtook me and I quit that project lol on to the next one more learning never stop
good luck with debugging 😂
This just provides chunks of code, you´ll scracth your sh*t out trying to build an app without knowing how those chunks work.
👍
I like chatgpt
thats amazing hahaha
RIP coders 😂🎉
...more n more the digital token world is becoming a reality...
никогда не знаешь, что будет завтра...
Why are we celebrating this?
Because more hammers means more houses.
@@thomasjamesbailey1209yeppp
because f*** building an app … dealing with the politics, nonsense, money 💰 💵, paying developers 👨💻, off-shore developers 👨💻 … all nonsense …
Creativity is the new gold. You rather work as a slave for a company where they tell you exactly what to do? Oh and the government runs away with 60% of your income.... Yay.
It’s just a higher level form of programming
استغفر الله العظيم رب العرش العظيم
I love this shit hahahaha
Non programmers using ai to write apps is a hackers wet dream. Copy and pasting code that you have no clue what it does is bound to be susceptible to security vulnerabilities.
fortunately their an ai for that.
This guy seems nice, but it's obvious that he doesn't know what he's talking about. And from reading the comments on this clip, it's clear that most users don't know what they're talking about either.
This wasnt informative as at all
I'm feeling really stupid, right now. It's showing I have 4 errors under "problems."
Import "pynput.mouse" could not be resolved from source
Import "PIL" could not be resolved from source
Import "PIL.ImageGrab" could not be resolved from source
Import "PIL.Image" could not be resolved from source
These mean nothing to me, and I don't understand what ChatGPT is telling me to do. Any advice?
Aa you should, programming is hard. This is precisely why people that don't know how to program shouldn't use AI to develop apps. He leaves out the fact that you still have to test and debug. Not only that, it can't write really complex functions and in many cases it'll write an empty function that you still have to code.