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Edit: my comment might seem out of place now, but the comment I was replying to originally had this paragraph: > I write a lot of code with it and it’s extraor
by selestify 3y ago
Edit: my comment might seem out of place now, but the comment I was replying to originally had this paragraph:
> I write a lot of code with it and it’s extraordinarily, obviously clear that when prompted right, it increases productivity 2-5x. My company recently banned it and it has been excruciating. Like going back to coding before StackOverflow and Google existed.
I would still appreciate any tips in this regards
- oceanplexian 3y agoGive it the context it needs. If you have internal APIs give them a .proto file or whatever you use to define an API. Phrase the question in a way that forces it to explain its thought process. Use chain of thought reasoning. Find documentation online, give it the documentation, then give it your code, then ask it to do something. Frequently spawn new sessions, if ChatGPT is repeatedly giving bad answers start a new session, modify the context, and ask in a different way. Basically you have to brute force it to get it to give you the answers you want on harder problems.
- selestify 3y agoGot it, will try this out. Thank you!