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> if it isn't exactly what you had in mind you can reply and ask it to change things A lot of the things you complain about were underspecified in your questio
by modeless 4y ago
> if it isn't exactly what you had in mind you can reply and ask it to change things
A lot of the things you complain about were underspecified in your question, it has to make some assumptions. And I'll bet if you ran into any of the errors that you describe you could get solutions by simply pasting the errors into the chat box. The code produced by these models is not going to be perfect any more than a human's would be. You'll still need an iterative process and some common sense. But it's easier and faster than doing everything yourself.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoI only know how to specify the questions because I know they are sources of problems since I can install an entire setup project from scratch on the top of my head. Most can't though, and they won't ask specific questions. But with time, GPT will likely be able to ask questions to get the context, and that will change everything.
- wstuartcl 4y agoI mean if you ask the same question to a human your question is ambiguous enough that you will get the same type of issues. How is any being or AI meant to read your mind to know you don't want instructions for system X but assume the instructions would be good on system Y etc. I feel sorry for the humans you expect to query you to get what you really want out of you.