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I noticed that like since a week ago? Output faster, but not impressive. Now I just skip to stack overflow or docs. The output is also giving error a lot more,
by no-mana 2y ago
I noticed that like since a week ago? Output faster, but not impressive. Now I just skip to stack overflow or docs. The output is also giving error a lot more, as if the libraries on which the example is based off was old. Sometimes it's really trivial task just to save time, and it's just not of any help. Still helpful when you want to start something new, it just doesn't scale that well.
- throwaway14356 2y agooh, i didn't think of that. stack overflow was great early on but then the answers aged poorly
- pwdisswordfishc 2y agoNo, they were always rather poor. It’s you who’s matured enough to notice.
- 6510 2y agoYes, rather poor but people can always post new answers and votes sort the answers. It might not work all that well but there is a mechanism for improvement and to keep things up to date. Language models can copy the top answers from SO, ingest docs and specs etc. And then the information is never updated? Or are they going to train it from scratch? On what? Outdated github saved games?