3 ms·
Sure, but is turning 90min of googling into 5min + 30min of rewriting, "revolutionary" ? When you're googling and reading, you're doing the work of building yo
by mjburgess 4y ago
Sure, but is turning 90min of googling into 5min + 30min of rewriting, "revolutionary" ?
When you're googling and reading, you're doing the work of building your understanding. That's shifted in the GPT case to afterwards.
It's an advance; it's not nothing. Does it reduce the need to actually understand what you're writing -- no. That's most of the time anyway
- bob1029 4y ago> is turning 90min of googling into 5min + 30min of rewriting, "revolutionary" ? I'd say so, yes. The side effect of an arbitrary feature going from 90 minutes to 35 minutes is that I am much more likely to consider features that I'd otherwise not. I am working on a computer vision project right now that I would have never started without having this kind of access to the various algorithms. Go try to implement a sobel filter in your preferred language using traditional research, and then try it with AI assistance. I think you will start to see the light after going through a few methods like this.