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Played with Free GPT-J to outline building an app, should devs worry?

2 points by sharemywin 5y ago

sharemywin 5y ago
So, Codex is good for low level code but what about high level stuff? I think GPT 3 could be used for brain storming and with refinement who knows. This is what GPT-j did for me:
- sharemywin 5y ago
  Prompt: I'm looking to build a taxi hailing app. Here are a list of the screens I need built: 1. Results: The home screen (which will load the next screen upon pressing the home button on the phone) 2. The car select screen (will show cars based on distance and/or price) 3. The booking screen (will show booked cars with a view that allows the customer to delete the car booking) 4. The car select screen (will show the user the options to cancel booking) 5. The payment screen (will show payment options<reposted it here to get more data> 6. The booking screen (will show the user the options to accept payment and to complete booking) I need to build a taxi app for Android & iOS platforms, where people can book a taxi using their mobile device, i.e. the booking screen. The booking screen should include the following features: * The booking screen has to have a "back to home" option which will redirect the user back to the home screen. * The booking screen has to show the car name, color, and destination * The booking screen has to show the customer's name * The booking screen has to have a "book now
  - sharemywin 5y ago
    After I refined it: Prompt: I'm looking to build a taxi hailing app. Here are a list of the screens I need built: 1. The home screen (which will load the next screen upon pressing the home button on the phone) Results: Fields on the Screen: a. Title - a big banner title showing what the application is for (example: Taxify) b. Description - A short description of the application. c. URL - A hyperlink that takes you to a website of the application. d. Website - A link to the website of the application. e. Social - A list of all the social media accounts that the application is on. f. User - A list of the current user's friends on the application. 2. The

2 points by sharemywin 5y ago

So, Codex is good for low level code but what about high level stuff? I think GPT 3 could be used for brain storming and with refinement who knows. This is what GPT-j did for me:

sharemywin 5y ago
Prompt: I'm looking to build a taxi hailing app. Here are a list of the screens I need built: 1. Results: The home screen (which will load the next screen upon pressing the home button on the phone) 2. The car select screen (will show cars based on distance and/or price) 3. The booking screen (will show booked cars with a view that allows the customer to delete the car booking) 4. The car select screen (will show the user the options to cancel booking) 5. The payment screen (will show payment options<reposted it here to get more data> 6. The booking screen (will show the user the options to accept payment and to complete booking) I need to build a taxi app for Android & iOS platforms, where people can book a taxi using their mobile device, i.e. the booking screen. The booking screen should include the following features: * The booking screen has to have a "back to home" option which will redirect the user back to the home screen. * The booking screen has to show the car name, color, and destination * The booking screen has to show the customer's name * The booking screen has to have a "book now
- sharemywin 5y ago
  After I refined it: Prompt: I'm looking to build a taxi hailing app. Here are a list of the screens I need built: 1. The home screen (which will load the next screen upon pressing the home button on the phone) Results: Fields on the Screen: a. Title - a big banner title showing what the application is for (example: Taxify) b. Description - A short description of the application. c. URL - A hyperlink that takes you to a website of the application. d. Website - A link to the website of the application. e. Social - A list of all the social media accounts that the application is on. f. User - A list of the current user's friends on the application. 2. The