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It's replaced StackOverflow for me. Not having to deal with the attitudes of: "Why are you doing it this way" thrown at you while standing in front of an onlin
by doublerabbit 3y ago
It's replaced StackOverflow for me.
Not having to deal with the attitudes of: "Why are you doing it this way" thrown at you while standing in front of an online audience has uplifted my worry on programming.
With GPT, having a non-judgmental "you could do it that way, but what about this way?" is really pleasant. Especially for someone who's not a dev/programmer.
- notatoad 3y agothis is pretty much how i feel too. it's very weird to think that i've chosen to replace actual humans with a bot because the bot is nicer.
- michaelbuckbee 3y agoIt's replaced SO on both the low and high end of the complexity curve for me. "Low" -> GPT presents much more succinct answers with less to wade through for things like "XYZ Error". "High" -> I'm able to "prep" GPT by asking about certain topics and how to accomplish them and then have some back and forth to discern a plausible solution in a way that's much more contextual. In both cases, the other big win is that I don't have abstract out my questions to some generic but representative case, I can just provide exactly the code or scenario I'm working with and get answers back. Huge productivity gains.