It's the wrong tool for me. It would help, if I can copy&paste my error output and all Systeminformation, and it tells me the best way to fix this. But I would never put my systeminformation in the public cloud, so there must be a way to download the GPT-model
How are you supposed to trust the output as Junior Engineer? How are you supposed to come up with the exact directives if you are a Junior Engineer who doesn't know what the output should exactly look like? Wouldn't you go back to googling and online documentation and copy pasting from Stackoverflow examples with many upvotes that actually "just work" and give up on ChatGPT if you are a Junior Engineer?
Generating bootstrap template boilerplate code already done by VSCode and spring-boot starter. I do like that ChatGPT breaks down the code snippets and explains it pretty well.
This month I joined company as junior DevOps Engineer and I'm using this chatGPT to learn and complete the tasks, Thanks for making detailed video on this very informative 😀
We are currently missing DevOps on our team so we fed chatGPT our docker-compose, nginx config etc. He understood that we have a rails backend and a Nextjs frontend. I then asked him how to setup the proxy pass for websockets for Nextjs. He gave the precise code. Saved me a lot of time, especially when DevOps is not my field of expertise.
Doing this, you getting started to become DevOps by experience who is using chatGPT as a tool to help you, and now your team has DevOps, and that's you :)
Ask chatgpt if it feels offended by referring to with ‘he’. You need to understand the response that the tool gives you before having just something “working”
Hi Nana. Before I watched your video I thought about the possible impact AI (and ChatGPT) would have on software engineers. I came to the conclusion that far from reducing engineer numbers, it could well increase them. Using AI, engineers will become far more productive which will lead to more products and services being produced growing the software and tech market even more. I see AI as a real growth factor for engineers as long as they continue to learn and use AI tools effectively.
I have the oposite outcomes. After 3-5 years every profession can be input to the system. Still working will be fraction of todays engneers. Will be like with horses and cars. I give them max 10years. PS Number of professions "created" by the system will be covered easily.
@@piotrekmajkowski5422 I doubt chatgpt will ever create more complex code. It can help on trivial things like DevOps (just learned Ansible) but C++ with fast Multithreaded algorithm. No not at all.
Nana you are an amazing creator and engineer. For myself, I started in the 1990s in IT. I've been an AS/400 system admin, PC / AS/400 PC support, NT admin, Windows and Novell server admin, IT manager, etc. In all cases I always knew I wasn't adept, or even having the aptitude in the code, or scripting areas. I watched powershell land and I never took to it as some do, in the same way I didn't take to bash. Not that I can't hack basic things together - but simply know its not an area of strength *or interest*. None of this stopped me being a reasonble tech/admin/manager, but its certainly a road block to being near or in that upper 5% peer area which I clearly understand. ChatGPT for me, closes a gap that exists. Brutally, I now use it akin to having my own Powersheller (Its an example) on staff. Same applies for delving into areas where I know what I want, but don't actually have the depth background skill. Need to knock up a docker config file for building a docker on debian, for a specific docker - I can get ChatGPT to gen the config. In all cases, its not that I could not put my head in a book for hours or days and get it done, but more that I don't want to do that. I've never really wanted to do that. What this is changing - and this is only my opinion - is its taking computers in the old style - where a human has to gather up all the variables for the computation, and the computer carries out the last step, to converting the system into - 'I want these variables gathered, I have these goals, and need this output' and hit go - and the AI generates the rounded answer. I feel that if we had many of the historical computing greats sat here today, this would be akin to a eurika! moment where their original dreams are made manifest into computers they dreamed of. There has always been a very high barrier - sadly not realised by people who have the greater aptitude and background and talent where use of computers was limited in various ways - this tech feels like an empowering moment where computers take on an entirely new level of usable capability. I was around during the original shift when google landed. It wasn't overnight that we gave up on the huge chunky books, but it was a very fast shift to the internet once the tech hit a certain point. I feel that now with AI. GPT3 >>> events are I think going to change everything. And it may I think be an equal change to that of the internet in size and scale. Thank you for your content and work.
I have been writing small, specific functional code in several languages for 40 years starting with a TI-99a and if you asked me to, I wouldn't even be able to type out the proper syntax for the loops I use. Why should I use my cognitive load for such mundane things? I've been cutting and pasting my own past work and the work of others on StackOverflow to accomplish my goals for years now. To me, ChatGPT's ability to create code is no different. It doesn't 'know' how to code either. It's just really fast at presenting what it cuts 'n pastes from the massive amount of examples it has ingested. I read somewhere that it presents only what's probable and not what's possible. I think that's important to remember. It presents a massive 'average'. If the learner's knowledge is below average, they will be amazed. If the learner is above average, they will be somewhat disappointed.
Thank you very much for this video. One thing, I really liked was that you not only got impressed by the results but also rigorously assessed them pointing to its strength and weaknesses. Unfortunately, I too often miss this crucial step: People just start getting impressed or even intimated by one or two responses to their prompts but do not really reflect the returned result. Assessing AI this way will leave humans being „overfitted“ to AI capabilities: Thinking AI is able to do what it actually cannot do. Now, because the model might and will return wrong answers, or at least results that have to be revised, the user must have to some extent a deeper understanding of the topic. The user does not have to know every detail but the user will have to know, what she/he is looking for. The way you taught people using this service is actually the one a consider myself to be the right way. Thank you very much again!
ChatGPT is nice and all, but can't really replace the actual knowledge one requires to do things with confidence. Or at least not yet. It is sure helpful, but it can get a lot of things wrong so you need to understand what is happening before implementing what it suggests. Feels like the classic copy from Stackoverflow to prod mechanism, but on steroids. Some of the comments are terrifying.
This is great. This can take the chore out of the parts of coding where you need to dig through the documentation to figure out all the the boiler plate and give us more time to spend doing the more interesting things.
Hello Nana. In the last two days I watched many of your series and I have to thank you for providing free ultra high quality content! your video series changed my life (at my computer and servers lab at home) 🙂THANK YOU
I used chatGPT to help me understand writing for loops and output data to a max7219 multiplexed 8 digit 7 segment display. The speed chatGPT operates is amazing. Edit: Finished watching your great tutorial and installed the API on a headless pi4 I use to program the pi pico. AIaC currently requires go version 1.19 while APT repositories use version 1.15. Really neat, thanks.
I actually received so many messages asking whether it will replace engineers or my opinion on it, that I decided I might create a video instead of answering 100s of messages :D
The first thing i searched when I'm using chatgpt was reg devops pipelines docker file etc..finally people are on it now. Thanks Nana. keep making it as a series with these kinda videos.
When ChatGPT appeared, I immediately thought of whether Nana had a video tutorial. Sure enough, the first time to update, your video is great, thank you
I asked it to solve some critical but simple mathematical problem like the difference between -3^2 and (-3)^2, it got the answer wrong by giving me the answer as 9 in both cases, instead of -9 & 9 respectively, this is a trick question and I told it that the answer was wrong and it apologized and resolved it and got the right answer. I have also use it in programming to weigh it capabilities, just like you did with devops, it's pretty good in give base knowledge and configuration to work with, which is otherwise, things you would have search on the internet as you work, but more quickly and tailored to your need, unlike an ordinary search engine. Here is my observations: 1) ChatGPT is a pretty awesome tool, that will be added to our range of tools to work faster and better. 2) It can help you learn more quickly, by fine tuning your request within the given context, better than an ordinary search engine like Google. 3) But the result is not entirely or 100% reliable to use at a go, it will require verification and assurance to accept that. 4) for an effective verification and acceptance, you need to know what you want and what you intend to expect, to know when it's going wrong. 5) For knowing the expected outcome, you need to be very knowledgeable in the field that you want to apply it on, so in a not shell it does not replace the expert, especially when the field gets very mathematical or technical, but can make you work better and faster. 6) it's an excellent broiler plate generator and provide a single communication point, within the context, without digressing very much. In conclusion, I will say that it's a good starter tool for learning or for expert working on something, but not a replacement. And also being that it's core machine learning algorithm, is mining on existing pre-trained information source like the web or any info source, the ability to generate a new idea is entirely is limited, so it's a good helper or assistance.
thank you nana. as a junior engineer, yes chatgpt helps me in researching and referencing code to my client's needs. however, not all designs are the same and every client requirement is unique, and my job is to come up with designs specific and tailor-fit for the client. you are right, chatgpt can help but it still needs info to better its answers, and dev engrs continuously create and develop, where this can be used as a tool to better how we code.
I find ChatGPT very useful. I heard somewhere that ChatGPT will replace StackOverflow in 2023. After using it for a bit it seems like that might actually be the case.
ChatGPT alone is awesome for saving time on boilerplate work. The only thing its really missing for me is the ability to upload a file and ask for specific changes within that context. I think that's when we'll really start to see it become an invaluable tool for dev and infrastructure work.
I have been a developer for 20+ years and this video got me really excited. I went up to the link to sign up and went to the chatgp link. And guesd what, high demand causes the website to be offline. 😆 I will check again first thing tomorrow.
Words that convinced me to not avoid AI stuff: "One thing that hasn't changed (yet) is that AI still needs to be used by humans. And that's the whole point: using AI, humans can be more productive. So, the fact that AI can do certain tasks better than humans, does not necessarily mean that you need less engineers. It means that - the engineers will be more efficient, - so, the same number of engineers can do more stuff faster, - so, it accelerates the growth and speed of development, which obviously every company wants to have." Thank you very much for the explanation!
Awesome video, Nana. It's evident that ChatGPT is transforming the way we code. Maybe you can do a part 2 of this video by copy pasting code from ChatGPT with an example node js project and show how it works.
This was very awesome! I am curious if Firefly tool can build on and modify previous results as shown in the chatGPT session. Easy to play with and see. One place this will save me oodles of time is that I am a software architect and developer but not so much a devops person. Yet in many startups and small teams I am expected to do the tasks of both. Having much of the basics and even some more refined devops stuff generated by chatGPT will make my life much less stressful.
Over time, the accuracy of output from ChatGPT will increase as it crowdsources and usurps the knowledge base. This will relieve the engineers from mundane work and allow time for engineers to come up with new solutions. As a hardware engineer, I tried verilog/vhdl code of simple logic to DSP filter convolution (which it did well) to systems designs (it gave up but has potential). Certainly, it will have a great positive impact on many forms of engineering work.
Can you make a video about how ChatGPT is actually trained in details? I have searched around the web and UA-cam and didn't find any useful resources to talk about the model architectures and it's backend architecture.
Your video was amazing! Keep ahead of the curve with the "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar" Chrome extension, equipped with voice control of GPT, Word and PDF export options, and over 200 prompts. It had a staggering 10,000 downloads in just one day.
Hi Nana, Thanks for sharing your amazing thoughts and take on the on ChatGPT. It is filled with alot of insightful stuff. Formulating and adapting request in a way that brings out the best output from this AI application has been one my greatest challenge and i am learning how this application works. It is also true that if you have little background knowledge subject matter you won't be able to appreciate the output from ChatGPT. I have also been able to use it to fill some knowledge gaps. Great vid.
You could use ChatGPT to create an audio filter to get rid of the annoying reverb in your room to make your video listenable. I'm not trolling you - it's actually true. I just watched another video with a music producer who asked ChatGPT to write the code for an audio filter.
I usually tell him not to provide explanation. And if something doesn't work, I copy past the error, it also provides good explanation. That said, this tool has replace Google and StackOverflow temporarily in my life. But got sucked when it goes down regularly, sometimes it tells me that I have reached too many request in one hour and so on. This is why I would not advice people to lay it yet. But I think it's going to be better in the future
Still, in job interviews, knowing chat GPT is a plus, but you should use your memory to answer questions and your analytical skills as well. Chat GPT is perfect as a co-pilote using XP approach for developing for example.
Hey Nana, not sure how this works but sure of one thing that you've been really an angel for everything in my world of technology that I ever wanted to know simply and objectively. At least to me you have been of super help!! Thank you!! no better words per se!!
Good one. But please keep the screen zoomed to the content on the screen. There is lot of blank space on the left and right making it difficult for mobile screen viewers to read the output produced.
Great video, with great demos. I feel this video would be a great catalyst to think more and build some amazing solutions for day-to-day ops to reduce toils. Thanks for posting this video
I believe we'll soon have the ability to check code at the CICD step and at least have another PR/MR check using a genarative model for any language. Something like DevOps QA
I think you are missing a key point. Yes, chatgpt will make you more productive, but also it will make the job easier for others, easier to learn, easier to sort issues, easier to become a Devops. Supply becomes larger than demand, and eventually, following the market rules, if there are more devops engineers, it means the employer will make lower offers for salary. I might be wrong. Maybe the demand will grow more than the supply, but we can't tell for sure.
Your video was topnotch! Keep up with the latest advancements with the Chrome extension "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar", equipped with voice control of GPT, the option to export to Word and PDF, and over 200 prompts. It saw 10,000 downloads in just 24 hours.
in the Jenkinsfile is using sh for docker steps and not the docker plugin, another example, that as output you will get something written by someone out there
You are somewhat right and somewhat not so right. Yes it will make engineers more productive thus will need less time to do the same things, which will mean that you will certainly not need the same number of engineers to do the same number of tasks. Let's say i have a team a 4 engineers which works on one task for one month, now the same number of engineers can do the same in 1 day then what are they going to do the rest of 29 days. Either i will tell myself, need less engineers or i need to pay them less. I understand where you are coming from but the fact is ChatGPT will lead to requiring less amount of labour in certain fields.
Me, judging by what I saw in this video it's an updated search engine. Could be used for searching examples, syntax, and so on. Things that were asked are not for a Junior DevOps, but for a student. If you cannot write a pipeline with 4 stages with two lines in it, you're not Junior DevOps.
Pro Tip (For developers): After every response from chatGPT just ask "are you sure?" It will again search and this time you will have close to right answers.
At this stage it feels more like a replacement for Google Search, though not always. In some respects it is superior, but other times it simply falls flat. I really don't think it is ready to simply write out apps of any significance by itself. It even has trouble with some basic tasks that I asked it to (like string manipulation in Rust where it broke basic string handling rules for that language). But overall very useful.
I’ve had issues with it when writing powershell scripts. There’s times when you need to first allow scripts in the terminal for their functionality to work, but the chat never mentioned this as a possible issue even after pages of pack and forth. Only when I asked it directly if there could be some other issue preventing the script from working, did it suggest it. But man.. it’s amazing for new or old creators that wants to try new things or learn in general
Yeah my colleague and I asked it to calculate some probabilities for us and it was completely wrong which was shockingly bizarre given how well computers solve combinatorics problems. Then again I asked it to write me a script that handles canaries on aws albs with weighted target groups, something I wasn't even sure was possible, and it friggin did it. So... Version 4 should be mighty interesting. It was trained on an order of mag more params.
I think that a lot of people don’t think about feeding ChatGPT personal info or code unfortunately. I’ve heard about copyright infringements with other IA-powered tools that build images by taking copyrighted material so I think this could be the same.. maybe they give you a piece of code under GPL and you use it without what is allowed by the license .. actually I see more problems than benefits with chatgpt and similar tools (one of the most important the spread of false or wrong information, maybe about scientific or medical topics, that the majority of people would take as truth)
Seems to me a better customer journey for the developer than using stackoverflow but not a game changer. Found several pitfalls and just plain errors regarding the Kubernetes manifests I could get from ChatGPT.
I asked it to make a short script using two libraries and it gave me incorrect syntax and a version number of the library that didn't exist. Definitely still needs some work. That being said I know it can generate good code too, it just has a lot of potential to fail spectacularly.
Hope this video was helpful! What are your thoughts on AI and ChatGPT specifically? Did you already use it at work? 🤔
It's the wrong tool for me.
It would help, if I can copy&paste my error output and all Systeminformation, and it tells me the best way to fix this. But I would never put my systeminformation in the public cloud, so there must be a way to download the GPT-model
How are you supposed to trust the output as Junior Engineer? How are you supposed to come up with the exact directives if you are a Junior Engineer who doesn't know what the output should exactly look like? Wouldn't you go back to googling and online documentation and copy pasting from Stackoverflow examples with many upvotes that actually "just work" and give up on ChatGPT if you are a Junior Engineer?
It is helpful indeed also because it show the limits of the GTP-3 model. As always tks
Generating bootstrap template boilerplate code already done by VSCode and spring-boot starter. I do like that ChatGPT breaks down the code snippets and explains it pretty well.
I'm not being creepy but you're beautiful 😍
This month I joined company as junior DevOps Engineer and I'm using this chatGPT to learn and complete the tasks, Thanks for making detailed video on this very informative 😀
Thanks for sharing and happy it's useful for you :) All the best for your new job!
Hello
@@TechWorldwithNana Thanks Nana
Become a good Devops engineer and not a Script Kiddie!
Okay thanks
We are currently missing DevOps on our team so we fed chatGPT our docker-compose, nginx config etc. He understood that we have a rails backend and a Nextjs frontend. I then asked him how to setup the proxy pass for websockets for Nextjs. He gave the precise code. Saved me a lot of time, especially when DevOps is not my field of expertise.
Nice! 😀 Thanks for sharing!
You are referring to ChatGPT as 'he'
Doing this, you getting started to become DevOps by experience who is using chatGPT as a tool to help you, and now your team has DevOps, and that's you :)
him? that's creepy
Ask chatgpt if it feels offended by referring to with ‘he’.
You need to understand the response that the tool gives you before having just something “working”
Hi Nana. Before I watched your video I thought about the possible impact AI (and ChatGPT) would have on software engineers. I came to the conclusion that far from reducing engineer numbers, it could well increase them. Using AI, engineers will become far more productive which will lead to more products and services being produced growing the software and tech market even more. I see AI as a real growth factor for engineers as long as they continue to learn and use AI tools effectively.
I have the oposite outcomes. After 3-5 years every profession can be input to the system. Still working will be fraction of todays engneers. Will be like with horses and cars. I give them max 10years.
PS Number of professions "created" by the system will be covered easily.
@@piotrekmajkowski5422 I doubt chatgpt will ever create more complex code. It can help on trivial things like DevOps (just learned Ansible) but C++ with fast Multithreaded algorithm. No not at all.
Nana you are an amazing creator and engineer.
For myself, I started in the 1990s in IT. I've been an AS/400 system admin, PC / AS/400 PC support, NT admin, Windows and Novell server admin, IT manager, etc. In all cases I always knew I wasn't adept, or even having the aptitude in the code, or scripting areas. I watched powershell land and I never took to it as some do, in the same way I didn't take to bash. Not that I can't hack basic things together - but simply know its not an area of strength *or interest*. None of this stopped me being a reasonble tech/admin/manager, but its certainly a road block to being near or in that upper 5% peer area which I clearly understand.
ChatGPT for me, closes a gap that exists. Brutally, I now use it akin to having my own Powersheller (Its an example) on staff. Same applies for delving into areas where I know what I want, but don't actually have the depth background skill. Need to knock up a docker config file for building a docker on debian, for a specific docker - I can get ChatGPT to gen the config. In all cases, its not that I could not put my head in a book for hours or days and get it done, but more that I don't want to do that. I've never really wanted to do that.
What this is changing - and this is only my opinion - is its taking computers in the old style - where a human has to gather up all the variables for the computation, and the computer carries out the last step, to converting the system into - 'I want these variables gathered, I have these goals, and need this output' and hit go - and the AI generates the rounded answer.
I feel that if we had many of the historical computing greats sat here today, this would be akin to a eurika! moment where their original dreams are made manifest into computers they dreamed of.
There has always been a very high barrier - sadly not realised by people who have the greater aptitude and background and talent where use of computers was limited in various ways - this tech feels like an empowering moment where computers take on an entirely new level of usable capability. I was around during the original shift when google landed. It wasn't overnight that we gave up on the huge chunky books, but it was a very fast shift to the internet once the tech hit a certain point. I feel that now with AI. GPT3 >>> events are I think going to change everything. And it may I think be an equal change to that of the internet in size and scale.
Thank you for your content and work.
Thank you for sharing your valuable view on it!
Impressive! I have a similar background. I started off my IT career using AS/400’s as well. I am currently a DevOps/Data Engineer.
I have been writing small, specific functional code in several languages for 40 years starting with a TI-99a and if you asked me to, I wouldn't even be able to type out the proper syntax for the loops I use. Why should I use my cognitive load for such mundane things? I've been cutting and pasting my own past work and the work of others on StackOverflow to accomplish my goals for years now. To me, ChatGPT's ability to create code is no different. It doesn't 'know' how to code either. It's just really fast at presenting what it cuts 'n pastes from the massive amount of examples it has ingested. I read somewhere that it presents only what's probable and not what's possible. I think that's important to remember. It presents a massive 'average'. If the learner's knowledge is below average, they will be amazed. If the learner is above average, they will be somewhat disappointed.
Thank you very much for this video. One thing, I really liked was that you not only got impressed by the results but also rigorously assessed them pointing to its strength and weaknesses. Unfortunately, I too often miss this crucial step: People just start getting impressed or even intimated by one or two responses to their prompts but do not really reflect the returned result. Assessing AI this way will leave humans being „overfitted“ to AI capabilities: Thinking AI is able to do what it actually cannot do. Now, because the model might and will return wrong answers, or at least results that have to be revised, the user must have to some extent a deeper understanding of the topic. The user does not have to know every detail but the user will have to know, what she/he is looking for.
The way you taught people using this service is actually the one a consider myself to be the right way. Thank you very much again!
ChatGPT is nice and all, but can't really replace the actual knowledge one requires to do things with confidence. Or at least not yet. It is sure helpful, but it can get a lot of things wrong so you need to understand what is happening before implementing what it suggests. Feels like the classic copy from Stackoverflow to prod mechanism, but on steroids. Some of the comments are terrifying.
This is great. This can take the chore out of the parts of coding where you need to dig through the documentation to figure out all the the boiler plate and give us more time to spend doing the more interesting things.
Hello Nana. In the last two days I watched many of your series and I have to thank you for providing free ultra high quality content! your video series changed my life (at my computer and servers lab at home) 🙂THANK YOU
Wow happy to hear, hope you are already subscribed :D Thank you for sharing!
It's a great & detailed explanation especially on whether ChatGPT will replace engineers! I appreciate the effort you put into putting it together.
I used chatGPT to help me understand writing for loops and output data to a max7219 multiplexed 8 digit 7 segment display. The speed chatGPT operates is amazing.
Edit:
Finished watching your great tutorial and installed the API on a headless pi4 I use to program the pi pico. AIaC currently requires go version 1.19 while APT repositories use version 1.15. Really neat, thanks.
Everyone knew this topic was coming soon to DevOps channels all over UA-cam. :)
I actually received so many messages asking whether it will replace engineers or my opinion on it, that I decided I might create a video instead of answering 100s of messages :D
Yes u are right
yes, coming soon :)
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The first thing i searched when I'm using chatgpt was reg devops pipelines docker file etc..finally people are on it now.
Thanks Nana. keep making it as a series with these kinda videos.
When ChatGPT appeared, I immediately thought of whether Nana had a video tutorial.
Sure enough, the first time to update, your video is great, thank you
I asked it to solve some critical but simple mathematical problem like the difference between -3^2 and (-3)^2, it got the answer wrong by giving me the answer as 9 in both cases, instead of -9 & 9 respectively, this is a trick question and I told it that the answer was wrong and it apologized and resolved it and got the right answer.
I have also use it in programming to weigh it capabilities, just like you did with devops, it's pretty good in give base knowledge and configuration to work with, which is otherwise, things you would have search on the internet as you work, but more quickly and tailored to your need, unlike an ordinary search engine.
Here is my observations:
1) ChatGPT is a pretty awesome tool, that will be added to our range of tools to work faster and better.
2) It can help you learn more quickly, by fine tuning your request within the given context, better than an ordinary search engine like Google.
3) But the result is not entirely or 100% reliable to use at a go, it will require verification and assurance to accept that.
4) for an effective verification and acceptance, you need to know what you want and what you intend to expect, to know when it's going wrong.
5) For knowing the expected outcome, you need to be very knowledgeable in the field that you want to apply it on, so in a not shell it does not replace the expert, especially when the field gets very mathematical or technical, but can make you work better and faster.
6) it's an excellent broiler plate generator and provide a single communication point, within the context, without digressing very much.
In conclusion, I will say that it's a good starter tool for learning or for expert working on something, but not a replacement.
And also being that it's core machine learning algorithm, is mining on existing pre-trained information source like the web or any info source, the ability to generate a new idea is entirely is limited, so it's a good helper or assistance.
thank you nana. as a junior engineer, yes chatgpt helps me in researching and referencing code to my client's needs. however, not all designs are the same and every client requirement is unique, and my job is to come up with designs specific and tailor-fit for the client. you are right, chatgpt can help but it still needs info to better its answers, and dev engrs continuously create and develop, where this can be used as a tool to better how we code.
Great video Nana. Thanks for bringing some clarity to this. In the first 2 minutes.
I find ChatGPT very useful. I heard somewhere that ChatGPT will replace StackOverflow in 2023. After using it for a bit it seems like that might actually be the case.
Good job, I loved the level of detail you went into. I thought it was thorough. Thanks! Best wishes on future work
That was the best (complete) view about chatGPT so far. Thanks a lot!
ChatGPT alone is awesome for saving time on boilerplate work. The only thing its really missing for me is the ability to upload a file and ask for specific changes within that context. I think that's when we'll really start to see it become an invaluable tool for dev and infrastructure work.
Great explanation, Nana! Thank you for putting this together!
I have been a developer for 20+ years and this video got me really excited. I went up to the link to sign up and went to the chatgp link. And guesd what, high demand causes the website to be offline. 😆 I will check again first thing tomorrow.
Same here. It's a pitty that they ask for your phone number to sign up tough...
Hi Nana...love your video even though I'm new to this channel. Keep it up.
The video is very informative, I liked the video and loved the sentence on your laptop "You are awesome, Nana", so true.🙂
This is very informative session Nina. I was about to check on UA-cam instead of reading ton of documents. I saw your post on LinkedIn about this .
Awesome as always! I really enjoy to watch your videos. I learned a lot from this one and be very thankful. Keep up your great work!
Words that convinced me to not avoid AI stuff:
"One thing that hasn't changed (yet) is that AI still needs to be used by humans. And that's the whole point: using AI, humans can be more productive.
So, the fact that AI can do certain tasks better than humans, does not necessarily mean that you need less engineers.
It means that
- the engineers will be more efficient,
- so, the same number of engineers can do more stuff faster,
- so, it accelerates the growth and speed of development,
which obviously every company wants to have."
Thank you very much for the explanation!
Your last remarks were spot on. Since I've started using Copilot I notice that coding is much more intense and much more tiring.
Thanks a lot Nana for making a video about this tool. Really helpful !!!
What a pace...amazing...it's real quick to bring such value content on latest Tech...Appreciated ur hardwork
Thanks for your appreciation! It was really a lot of work and time pressure to get this out 😊
@@TechWorldwithNana Very well done and also appreciate ur team's effort...wish to see you reaching one million subscribers soon...
Thank you for putting this video, very interesting topic!
Thanks for promoting me.I'm stronger day by day.stay with chatGPT.
Awesome video, Nana. It's evident that ChatGPT is transforming the way we code. Maybe you can do a part 2 of this video by copy pasting code from ChatGPT with an example node js project and show how it works.
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Thanks Nana! This is what we've all been waiting for.
thank you ....i like how you easily explain complex things
This was very awesome! I am curious if Firefly tool can build on and modify previous results as shown in the chatGPT session. Easy to play with and see. One place this will save me oodles of time is that I am a software architect and developer but not so much a devops person. Yet in many startups and small teams I am expected to do the tasks of both. Having much of the basics and even some more refined devops stuff generated by chatGPT will make my life much less stressful.
Over time, the accuracy of output from ChatGPT will increase as it crowdsources and usurps the knowledge base. This will relieve the engineers from mundane work and allow time for engineers to come up with new solutions. As a hardware engineer, I tried verilog/vhdl code of simple logic to DSP filter convolution (which it did well) to systems designs (it gave up but has potential). Certainly, it will have a great positive impact on many forms of engineering work.
Can you make a video about how ChatGPT is actually trained in details? I have searched around the web and UA-cam and didn't find any useful resources to talk about the model architectures and it's backend architecture.
Thanks for including English subtitles, I'm currently learning English and subtitles are very useful.
@techworldwithNana video is informative and ChatGPT has given me the various approaches to build for an usecase.
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Thanks a lot Nana for this amazing video with a very detailed explanation on chatGPT, which is also an amazing tool.
Keep up the good work.
Like before watching. Nana, you go along with trends )
Thanks Tigran! :)
Your video was amazing! Keep ahead of the curve with the "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar" Chrome extension, equipped with voice control of GPT, Word and PDF export options, and over 200 prompts. It had a staggering 10,000 downloads in just one day.
Hi Nana, Thanks for sharing your amazing thoughts and take on the on ChatGPT. It is filled with alot of insightful stuff. Formulating and adapting request in a way that brings out the best output from this AI application has been one my greatest challenge and i am learning how this application works. It is also true that if you have little background knowledge subject matter you won't be able to appreciate the output from ChatGPT. I have also been able to use it to fill some knowledge gaps. Great vid.
Thank for your video , amazing explanation. 🎉
Thank you very much for this video. Your all videos are very informational and easy to understand !!!
You could use ChatGPT to create an audio filter to get rid of the annoying reverb in your room to make your video listenable. I'm not trolling you - it's actually true. I just watched another video with a music producer who asked ChatGPT to write the code for an audio filter.
Thanks for creating this video Nana. Very intuitive and a better explanation of chatGPT
I was expecting a video on Chat GPT. You made it awesome 👌
I usually tell him not to provide explanation.
And if something doesn't work, I copy past the error, it also provides good explanation.
That said, this tool has replace Google and StackOverflow temporarily in my life.
But got sucked when it goes down regularly, sometimes it tells me that I have reached too many request in one hour and so on. This is why I would not advice people to lay it yet.
But I think it's going to be better in the future
Still, in job interviews, knowing chat GPT is a plus, but you should use your memory to answer questions and your analytical skills as well. Chat GPT is perfect as a co-pilote using XP approach for developing for example.
Fantastic video!
Thanks so much Nana
Wow, this thing is not even out, and we already have experts doing tutorials! How is it even possible
Thank you for sharing this nice video, I found the information shared interesting, Nana.😊💖
Looking forward to more chatGPT related videos for DevOos!
thanks Nana for all the material you share ... really much appreciated :)
Nana you are helping a lot to the IT world. Keep it up. Thank you very very much
Hey Nana, not sure how this works but sure of one thing that you've been really an angel for everything in my world of technology that I ever wanted to know simply and objectively. At least to me you have been of super help!! Thank you!! no better words per se!!
Good one. But please keep the screen zoomed to the content on the screen. There is lot of blank space on the left and right making it difficult for mobile screen viewers to read the output produced.
Very Good video. Such an exciting development for Software Engineering.
Hi Nana, great work. I will implement with my team. Will you do any content for Harness CICD?
This is the best course for chatgpt.
Although I would like to know about code generation.
did Microsoft acquire chatgpt?
Great video, with great demos. I feel this video would be a great catalyst to think more and build some amazing solutions for day-to-day ops to reduce toils.
Thanks for posting this video
Hey Nana would you please do a video on which tech roles are most safe from the current ongoing layoffs
I do use for my daily work already.. I think many pll do. Like.. co-piloting experience.
Good for new learning and new era of technology.
Very very useful video and well-articulated about the brand new buzz word.
All good, I think your mike setting need to tuned properly for better sound quality...
I believe we'll soon have the ability to check code at the CICD step and at least have another PR/MR check using a genarative model for any language. Something like DevOps QA
great video
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-Kubernetes
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-Python
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-Ansible
-Linux
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-Jenkins
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-Networking
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.... and ChatGPT
Good to see the ChatGPT video with suitable examples and with Nice catch-up
Thanks a lot where u help me lot in DEVOPS field keep up the great work
Y dont u do a video on entire live project on devops ????
I think you are missing a key point.
Yes, chatgpt will make you more productive, but also it will make the job easier for others, easier to learn, easier to sort issues, easier to become a Devops.
Supply becomes larger than demand, and eventually, following the market rules, if there are more devops engineers, it means the employer will make lower offers for salary.
I might be wrong. Maybe the demand will grow more than the supply, but we can't tell for sure.
Your video was topnotch! Keep up with the latest advancements with the Chrome extension "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar", equipped with voice control of GPT, the option to export to Word and PDF, and over 200 prompts. It saw 10,000 downloads in just 24 hours.
Thank you very much for this video.
to add security best practices, it could also mention to create network policy ;)
in the Jenkinsfile is using sh for docker steps and not the docker plugin, another example, that as output you will get something written by someone out there
great video! good coverage and examples of the overall tool.
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You are somewhat right and somewhat not so right. Yes it will make engineers more productive thus will need less time to do the same things, which will mean that you will certainly not need the same number of engineers to do the same number of tasks. Let's say i have a team a 4 engineers which works on one task for one month, now the same number of engineers can do the same in 1 day then what are they going to do the rest of 29 days. Either i will tell myself, need less engineers or i need to pay them less. I understand where you are coming from but the fact is ChatGPT will lead to requiring less amount of labour in certain fields.
Thanks for this Video.
Thanks Nana on the technical stuff. I appreciated the analysis on the impact of AI and the future of how to use AI to help us. You are great.
This is awesome Nana. This is scary.
Me, judging by what I saw in this video it's an updated search engine. Could be used for searching examples, syntax, and so on. Things that were asked are not for a Junior DevOps, but for a student. If you cannot write a pipeline with 4 stages with two lines in it, you're not Junior DevOps.
Thanks for this Nana. Very well explained and it will definitely help engineers speed up their tasks. I see ChatGPT as a glorified stack overflow 😆
Thank you for sharing this nice video 👍
I love the way you explain. I am the one Who struggle to subscriber.
Love your work
Thank you Carlo, appreciate your support!
Pro Tip (For developers): After every response from chatGPT just ask "are you sure?" It will again search and this time you will have close to right answers.
At this stage it feels more like a replacement for Google Search, though not always. In some respects it is superior, but other times it simply falls flat.
I really don't think it is ready to simply write out apps of any significance by itself. It even has trouble with some basic tasks that I asked it to (like string manipulation in Rust where it broke basic string handling rules for that language). But overall very useful.
I’ve had issues with it when writing powershell scripts. There’s times when you need to first allow scripts in the terminal for their functionality to work, but the chat never mentioned this as a possible issue even after pages of pack and forth. Only when I asked it directly if there could be some other issue preventing the script from working, did it suggest it.
But man.. it’s amazing for new or old creators that wants to try new things or learn in general
Yeah my colleague and I asked it to calculate some probabilities for us and it was completely wrong which was shockingly bizarre given how well computers solve combinatorics problems. Then again I asked it to write me a script that handles canaries on aws albs with weighted target groups, something I wasn't even sure was possible, and it friggin did it. So...
Version 4 should be mighty interesting. It was trained on an order of mag more params.
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Soooo Clever! Thanks!
Great video Nana.. But is anyone else cautious feeding ChatGPT your code or concerned with copyright infringement with the results you are given?
I think that a lot of people don’t think about feeding ChatGPT personal info or code unfortunately. I’ve heard about copyright infringements with other IA-powered tools that build images by taking copyrighted material so I think this could be the same.. maybe they give you a piece of code under GPL and you use it without what is allowed by the license .. actually I see more problems than benefits with chatgpt and similar tools (one of the most important the spread of false or wrong information, maybe about scientific or medical topics, that the majority of people would take as truth)
That's a good point! You also need to be cautious regarding sensitive data
The audio quality in this video is not very clear, but the content, as always, is excellent.
Thanks for the feedback!
Seems to me a better customer journey for the developer than using stackoverflow but not a game changer. Found several pitfalls and just plain errors regarding the Kubernetes manifests I could get from ChatGPT.
I asked it to make a short script using two libraries and it gave me incorrect syntax and a version number of the library that didn't exist. Definitely still needs some work.
That being said I know it can generate good code too, it just has a lot of potential to fail spectacularly.
thanks, how did you make your slides?