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I asked it a question about how to do something with dates in the .NET Entity Framework, and it give me a long explanation with code of how rowversion is used f
by patwolf 4y ago
I asked it a question about how to do something with dates in the .NET Entity Framework, and it give me a long explanation with code of how rowversion is used for optimistic concurrency control. Completely unrelated to what I was asking.
I did ask it something more basic: "how to use fetch to download and parse a csv", and the code was helpful, although not much different from what I could find with google/stackoverflow. However, this next part was what really impressed me. The results used Papa for parsing, so I then asked it to do it with csv-parse instead, and it worked! That seems like the advantage over something like Copilot--it has contextual history of the question which can be used conversationally to tweak the results.
- superfrank 4y ago> I asked it a question about how to do something with dates in the .NET Entity Framework, and it give me a long explanation with code of how rowversion is used for optimistic concurrency control. Completely unrelated to what I was asking. Sounds exactly like some of my co-workers :)
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- slake 4y agoBulk of the training of these types of questions are probably from stack overflow anyway