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>If you give GPT3 code with a bug in it, and ask it to find the bug, it can't really do that. The hell are you talking about? I've been doing this literally an
by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
>If you give GPT3 code with a bug in it, and ask it to find the bug, it can't really do that.
The hell are you talking about? I've been doing this literally any time I need something fixed and it does just fine.
- dinkumthinkum 4y agoIt doesn’t solve non-trivial bugs. It can bugs that match patterns that have been asked a lot if Stackoverflow or something like that.
- RosanaAnaDana 4y agoI love the sound of goal posts as they go whooshing past.
- KMag 4y agoI think it's more likely a problem that the GP poorly worded their initial statement, rather than actually moving the goalposts. They were probably having trouble with a few thorny bugs, tried ChatGPT, got nowhere, and forgot to qualify their initial statement with "for the few non-trivial bugs I tried". From the external point of view, the goalposts moved, but from within the GP's poorly expressed mental model, they haven't moved. But, that's just a guess.