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Current LLMs. While I agree, they sometimes create more problems than solving (I'm currently debugging a bug caused by GPT4 code that I initially approved), the
by rubymamis 3y ago
Current LLMs. While I agree, they sometimes create more problems than solving (I'm currently debugging a bug caused by GPT4 code that I initially approved), they are getting better by the day and already 1.5x my productivity.
- passwordoops 3y agoThat's an oddly specific, very round number. You have metrics for it, or is this the same math being used to declare AGI is a year away?
- rubymamis 3y agoNo scientific at all, but I keep a long to-do list for my current project with dates, and it *feels* like LLMs have allowed me to cut a third of development time.
- passwordoops 3y agoIf you still have the record of previous projects (with similar tasks, of course) it would be really cool to see the before/after. And if you don't, and therefore cannot quantify, then for future reference simply state "it feels like the LLM makes me more efficient"
- rubymamis 3y agoI could have worded it a bit better - I don't have the before and after since I've been using ChatGPT Pro for the past year, yet only started my new project[1] 7 months ago. What I meant is: by keeping track of every little task I'm doing each day, I'm able to perceive how much time the LLM saved me. Like I said, it's unscientific. BTW, I'll, nonetheless, release this list in a future blog post. [1] https://get-plume.com/ https://get-plume.com/