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Been playing around with codex over the weekend as a on developer. Certainly impressive and also occasionally frustrating when you push it. The natural language
by monkeydust 5y ago
Been playing around with codex over the weekend as a on developer. Certainly impressive and also occasionally frustrating when you push it. The natural language to SQL are still the best and most consistent demos.
- mritchie712 5y agoAny SQL demos you can point me to?
- monkeydust 5y agoI created one using Codex here, hope it helps illustrate what is possible: https://www.loom.com/share/7a6ed39dcd0749aa87e93067624506d9 https://www.loom.com/share/7a6ed39dcd0749aa87e93067624506d9
- IdiocyInAction 5y agoKind of ironic, AFAIK SQL was first envisioned as being so natural language-like that it could be used by non-programmers.
- ineedasername 5y agoFor simpler queries I suppose it is. Select, join, filter, group sort... maybe a secondary sort on an aggregate (HAVING). Full on DBA work is much more complicated, as are complex queries, especially against production databases. But against denormalized data and fact tables it can still be pretty accessible from a natural language standpoint, at least in my limited experience teaching a few people.