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Same experience. For me the golden standard for a problem I can conceptualize but I can’t write code for is to start a prompt with “how would you do this with
by camillomiller 4y ago
Same experience.
For me the golden standard for a problem I can conceptualize but I can’t write code for is to start a prompt with “how would you do this with —given language”?
That has taught me some things I didn’t know and helped me formalize and understand concepts better (I think).
Also, on a more funny note, it’s the best ffmpeg interface I’ve ever used :)
- spookthesunset 4y agoYes. I love the idea of using it for ffmpeg!
- moffkalast 4y agoYeah it's starting to remind me of the Star Trek holodeck interface. You still need to know exactly what needs to be done, but it can handle the boilerplate and a rough first implementation, then I can spend my time tweaking it a bit to get exactly what's needed. Probably saved me a whole day of work on a project yesterday.
- spaceman_2020 4y agoFor some problems, somehow GPT-3.5 is better than GPT-4. I asked it to help me extract certain values from a spreadsheet. It gave me a complicated and overly long formula using FIND and MID that didn't even work. GPT-3.5, otoh, gave me a neat little REGEXEXTRACT formula that worked perfectly. When I pointed out to GPT-4 that it can just use regex instead, it "apologized" and again rewrote a formula that didn't work.