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> This "tipping" concept seems to have been originally proposed to deal with GPT-4 Turbo being "lazy" when writing code. There's an inherent assumption here th
by golergka 3y ago
> This "tipping" concept seems to have been originally proposed to deal with GPT-4 Turbo being "lazy" when writing code.
There's an inherent assumption here that it's a negative trait, but for a lot of tasks I use GPT for, it's the opposite. I don't need to see all the implied imports, or often even the full bodies of the methods — only the relevant parts. It means that I get to the parts that I care about faster, and that it's easier to read overall.
- anotherpaulg 3y agoThe problem is that it omits the code you want it to write, and instead leaves comments with homework assignments like "# implement method here". GPT-4 Turbo does this a lot if you don't use the unified diffs approach I outline in the linked article.