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While personally, the experience lived up to some of the hype, social media claims of it implementing entire front ends turned out to be fake. Clearly, this mod
by didntreadarticl 4y ago
While personally, the experience lived up to some of the hype, social media claims of it implementing entire front ends turned out to be fake. Clearly, this models performs well on in-sample tasks, and is far off on anything else.
That wasn't my experience. ChatGPT dealt with everything I threw at it, except when it refused to, and even then I could get round it by telling it to pretend etc. Every wild example that I saw on twitter I was able to reproduce
- f0e4c2f7 4y agoAgree. Here is a twitter thread with video examples of using ghostwriter, an LLM similar to ChatGPT to build several example sites. https://twitter.com/Replit/status/1620445121476202497?t=6Mm9ErhDSBRoNMz-sozauQ&s=19 https://twitter.com/Replit/status/1620445121476202497?t=6Mm9... I think the nuance here is that using an LLM is a bit like googling. It doesn't seem like it would be a skill but it is. You kind of have to nudge it in a way similar to what you would do in your own mind after finding the almost relevant stackoverflow post.
- timdaub 4y agoThings it performed badly for me (our of sample): - Implement quadratic voting (a concept defined in Radical Markets by Weyl). When trying to explain it, it still invented smth that looked good - Implement a First in first out calculation to file tax returns where within a 1 year holding period, tax rate is 0%. It calculated some really implausible stuff and it seemed easier to just figure it out myself. - there were many such cases for me, but also good outcomes too