Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
The longer I use ChatGPT for coding, the less impressed I am with its capabilities. It's super useful ofc, but I'm surprised by the number of bugs it overlooks in even simple scripts.
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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
But how could it be perfect if it learned on our code 😂
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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
https://i.imgur.com/zNx0uPO.jpg
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Royal
@royalaid.eth
And so we enter the trough of disillusionment
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j3
@j3
I find it helps me learn about new approaches for the same problems Implementation is still hand coded though
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Ben Redfield
@whoa
I was thinking earlier this week “I think chatGPT / Copilot are sharpening my code review skills”, hah
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Carlos Matallín
@matallo.eth
I share the sentiment, I wouldn’t trust the code it produces but it gives me guidance to dive deeper for things I don’t domain. I.e. I used it extensively this week to know what types and indexes I should use in a table. I didn’t end up using the ones it suggested, but helped me understand how they worked.
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Abhinav Vishwa
@vishwa
Agree 100%. https://twitter.com/AbhinavVishwa/status/1646311817713467393?s=20
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wake
@wake.eth
I love its confidence, though. "Here's an impossible and plainly incorrect thing. It's 100% true, I promise." That's not true. "I'm so sorry! I've corrected that misstatement. Here's a lot more bullshit!"
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Joe Toledano
@joetoledano
This^
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🎩 MxVoid 🎩
@mxvoid
It also depends heavily on the language/packages/libraries you're asking it to use. (Which is exactly what you would expect for any ML/AI model—when training, quantity has a quality all its own.) Python? Pretty damn good. p5.js? Ugh. Good luck if you're trying to do anything that's not out of a tutorial.
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caz.eth
@caz.eth
Yeah don’t let it push code to production
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Yash Karthik
@yashkarthik
Lately, i use it to think through problems. and then if i ask it to write the code, it's way less buggy.
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