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I’ve also been using ChatGPT like crazy since it came out. I am a tech CEO and occasionally write code to automate various CEO things or to prototype technical
by ttul 4y ago
I’ve also been using ChatGPT like crazy since it came out. I am a tech CEO and occasionally write code to automate various CEO things or to prototype technical ideas. Although I trained as a software engineer years ago, I can’t afford to spend a lot of time learning new frameworks or languages just to get a simple prototype written up.
ChatGPT is very helpful in getting past the learning curve. For example, I wanted to write a script that pulls data from RabbitMQ, does some text manipulation, and sends the result to DynamoDB. And, for fun, I wanted to write it in Rust. ChatGPT quickly gave me a working template and I was on my way.
I can’t wait for ChatGPT to reach 1.0 as a paid service. I will gladly pay to accelerate the boilerplate phase of my projects.
- waboremo 4y agoWhat do you get from ChatGPT when it comes to boilerplate on software projects that already existing paid services like Copilot don't give you?
- underlines 4y agoexplanations and interactions. you can correct it or alter the outcome by giving additional feedback. Something copilot can't.
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- Karunamon 4y agoCopilot is AI IntelliSense. You still have to write code. ChatGPT is an AI programmer (of limited skill, but still). You describe what you want in plain English and get a runnable program out the other side. You may or may not have to modify this program. It can also make changes to the program based on plain English descriptions.