Coding Session With ChatGPT - How Helpful Is It?
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- Опубліковано 14 гру 2022
- In this video, I'll use the ChatGPT tool to help with coding and testing tasks and we're going to see where it shines and whether it can be helpful.
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Yes I agree. But I must say it’s an unbelievable learning tool. It answers so many conceptual questions at the low level e.g how bootstrapping works, first implementations of compilers in a lower level than the target one, binary, logic lates, assembley. I’ve read books cover to cover on this , but nothing explains it like chatGPT!!
Also explaining design patterns to the finest details , it’s pretty unreal at that aswell.
Thanks for the video! Very good!
Thanks. After reading your comment I tried ChatGPT for the first time to explain me some aspects of Jakarta EE and I must say I'm impressed. I see myself using that regularly from now on, as long as it is available.
The text describes a coding session using an AI tool called GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer). The speaker demonstrates how the tool can be used to generate code and test data, and discusses the potential benefits and limitations of using the tool. The speaker also notes that the tool may not always produce correct code, and that it is important to be specific and precise in using the tool. The speaker also encourages the reader to try out the tool and see how it can assist in their work as a developer.
I tried using it. It created a script that threw an error so I wrote back to it with the error. It told me what it meant and then it created an edited script that corrected for the error. It's seriously close to being really amazing.
I'm experimenting with this today.
It writes very bad code.
BUT... writes that code very close to the neighborhood of good code. I can look at the bad code and make it good code quickly.
Say I have to solve a problem and the problemspace is "300". The chatgpt code reduces the problemspace by 90%ish to "30"
It helps if I've got writer's block.
It helps to find a lot of time consuming minutia quickly. (tho I still must find some).
Thanks Sebastian! I don't think we will loose our jobs to AI anytime soon...
It still has a long way to go. It's just that python normies go crazy over importing a library and writing 2 lines.
Pls tell me what is you screen record software,thanks because you screen is perfect
Thank you! That's my setup: blog.sebastian-daschner.com/entries/chroma-keying-video-setup
Thinking about farming these days 😭
Oh don't worry, my prediction is there will be an even bigger demand of developers (especially the good ones), maybe just with different technology.
And besides that, farming and being in nature sounds nice too 😉
@@SebastianDaschnerIT so you do accept its a best choice right now for all us lmao
@@SebastianDaschnerIT Yes, It can not code of its own. It does not understand code, recursion and such things, the same way it cannot count. Only shallow very general examples. But it can be used as nice tool.
well i gave up programming for a diploma in agriculture🤣🤣🤣
Just wait when this or similar AI will change whole softwarw development pipeline. One scenario company will hire a coder who will use this AI to generate rough code then next that code can be optimized by another coder once code verified it can be used. Just wonder how many coding jobs it can cut. By the way Elon fired more than half of twitter work force and Site is running just fine. This AI definitely earned a spot in coding.
This is problem, it will generate a messy code. It cant code well, it cant work with large software, it does not understand anything. It can be used as tool that will improve productivity though. But more software will be developed with it and thus more programmers jobs will be needed.
@@milanpospisil8024 more than 50% developments today are writting messy code. Freshers and early juniors
@@vinhbuihoang2871 They will learn. But this AI is mature and this technology is not good enough to improve it significantly.
@@milanpospisil8024 Give it some more time.
@@aitortilla5128 More time maybe years, but rather decades. There is no clear solutions how to improve this. Just like self driving cars - they are useful, but they are failing the job to be fully autonomous and no one knows when it will be done. The same may be with coding. I think there have to be many research improvements to do this. This will not happen within years. Those things arise from basic research from time to time.