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From my experience, you hit a wall quickly. You get an error, you tell ChatGPT, it tries to fix it, it can't. Now, you must learn everything ChatGPT wrote, in o
by yellow_lead 3y ago
From my experience, you hit a wall quickly. You get an error, you tell ChatGPT, it tries to fix it, it can't. Now, you must learn everything ChatGPT wrote, in order to fix the error/bug - just as the Romans did.
- swalsh 3y agoBut using it to write a first draft is FAR quicker than writing it yourself. Most of the complaints I see seem to be that you can't fully delegate your thinking/work to the AI. That you still need to be involved. But pair programming with the AI gives significant productivity boosts on it's own, and that's valuable.
- test6554 3y agoChat GPT saves me the most time when it incorporates the things I didn’t know, I didn’t know into an answer to my problem even when its answer overall is wrong. It pulls in the unknown unknowns.
- theonlybutlet 3y agoYour compiler should show you where your errors are and pasting the error and even the documentation back into ChatGPT it can often resolve it. When it fails at this level I feel it's no different to a junior coder being asked to code above their head. You were bound to hit a ceiling at some point.sometimes breaking down your instructions into clear but detailed steps helps (using advanced terminology ideally).