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Actually this is the aspect I love about GPT. The less I have to spend dealing with idiosyncrasies of arbitrary API boiler plate and can get down to the busines
by Frost1x 3y ago
Actually this is the aspect I love about GPT. The less I have to spend dealing with idiosyncrasies of arbitrary API boiler plate and can get down to the business of leveraging said things together or designing aspects of said things to achieve a new goal, the better.
As someone who is far from an expert in DevOps, this has saved me a lot of time recently, and it worked fairly well to get past duct taping infrastructure together to then leverage.
- seba_dos1 3y ago> The less I have to spend dealing with idiosyncrasies of arbitrary API boiler plate In my experience, GPT saves me some time when I don't really have to think about idiosyncrasies anyway. In cases where I do have to think about them, GPT doesn't offload that from me. It often tries to mash unrelated frameworks together or makes up non-existing APIs that it would find useful for the given task. When it does work well, it mostly boils down to automated series of copy'n'pastes. Saves a bit of time, sure, but doesn't really transform the way I work.
- sangnoir 3y agoWho knew the next "billion dollar security mistake" after C's memory handling would be LLM-suggested misconfigurations? I bet someone will try to sell an LLM-based service to fix thr bugs caused by other code-generating LLMs.