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If you had full source code that fit into the context, do you think it could reliably answer questions about the code, build unit tests, generate documentation?
by billythemaniam 4y ago
If you had full source code that fit into the context, do you think it could reliably answer questions about the code, build unit tests, generate documentation? I ask because that is the software equivalent of what you just described.
- raincole 4y agoAll we can do is guessing now until more people get access to the new API. My bet is it can at least generate documentation pretty well.
- varenc 4y agoI think anyone that pays $20/month for ChatGPT plus has immediate access? At least I already have access now. I’m assuming new subscribers get access too.
- raincole 4y agoAs far as I can tell, ChatGPT plus is the 8096 tokens version. The 30k token version is only available via API. I might misread it tho, it's not super clear on their site. Are you sure you are accessing the 30k token version via ChatGPT plus?
- varenc 4y agoNo, you're right. The ChatGPT-4 interface has the lower token limit!
- WinstonSmith84 4y agoHere is the release notes confirming this https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-... It was not clear however that there was this token limit restriction, thanks
- ElijahLynn 4y agoI have the Plus plan and it just asked me if I wanted to try it. And currently it is limiting requests for ChatGPT-4 and displays this in the UI. "GPT-4 currently has a cap of 100 messages every 4 hours"
- hooande 4y agoYes. It still can't attend meetings, collaborate on projects or set priorities. Or any of the other things programmers spend most of their time doing. Also I'd guess that it still generally sucks at programming. Code has a lot of very similar sequences and logical patterns that can be broken, which makes it prone to hallucinating. I'd imagine that more parameters will help with this.