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I'm experimenting with something really cool at work: There's an open source software project called "Metabase" that we use for reporting. I want to add some f
by xtracto 4y ago
I'm experimenting with something really cool at work:
There's an open source software project called "Metabase" that we use for reporting. I want to add some functionality, but its code is on Clojure, which is a language that I don't know and don't REALLY care for learning (it seems to be a sort of Lisp dialect, parenthesis heavy). So, I am using GPT as my code writer. I tell it how I want to modify a function or add functionality in a very precise way and it writes the code. Then I compile and run the resulting code to see how the changed worked.
BTW, when starting this project, it occurred to me that a transparent "babelfish" sort of translator that translates code form X programming language to your language of choice automatically when you open a file in VS Code would be amazing. I dream of the day when I can just do `code .` in the Metabase code directory and I can program in my language of choice while GPT transparently translates it to proper Clojure code.
I feel that with an advance enough GPT we could make it work.