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Honestly in my brief dabbling with ChatGPT, it hasn't really felt like it's good at the stuff that I'd want taken off my plate. At work I tend to build stuff th
by thomaslord 3y ago
Honestly in my brief dabbling with ChatGPT, it hasn't really felt like it's good at the stuff that I'd want taken off my plate. At work I tend to build stuff that you'd describe as "CRUD plus business logic", so there are a decent number of mundane tasks. ChatGPT can probably fill in some validation logic if I tell it the names of the fields, but that doesn't speed things up much. I work primarily in Laravel, so there's not a huge amount of boilerplate required for most of the stuff I do.
The one thing I was really hoping ChatGPT could do is help me convert a frontend from one component library to another. The major issue I ran into was that the token limit was too small for even a modestly sized page.
- ilaksh 3y agoChatGPT 3.5 is about 20-30 IQ points dumber than GPT-4. There is no comparison. It is not very similar. GPT-4 now also has 128,000 context tokens. They could charge $2000 per month for GPT-4 and it would be more than fair.
- CamperBob2 3y agoThey could charge $2000 per month for GPT-4 and it would be more than fair. Well, it's hard to argue with that.