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There’s no way you can replace competent programmers with ChatGPT. I still have to check the output all the time and it’s often wrong or just doesn’t even know
by 2muchcoffeeman 2y ago
There’s no way you can replace competent programmers with ChatGPT. I still have to check the output all the time and it’s often wrong or just doesn’t even know what I’m asking about.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 2y agoBut many people are claiming that chatgpt increases their productivity by 50-100%. Doesn't it mean we need less programmers now?
- KeplerBoy 2y agoIt's easy to be 50% faster at coding when you spend a lot of time discussing with the LLM before you start coding.
- realusername 2y agoNo, it means we are building even more stuff with the same developers. The limiting factor still is the number of software developers, not the software demand.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 2y agoWhat stuff are you building? Everything is falling apart. I can't read without an account most of the sites that were accessible just a year ago: twitter, reddit, youtube etc.
- realusername 2y agoI'm in some B2B business. I don't know a single company where the limiting factor is the roadmap. Everybody is using AI to push even more stuff out.
- cbg0 2y ago> Everything is falling apart. This is an overly dramatic take.
- 2muchcoffeeman 2y agoIn my experience there is way more work than you can conceivably get done. There is no way the work is running out.
- him6ul 2y agoIt is indeed helpful. It takes care of lot of mundane statements which I used to type earlier or use macros for. But AI at this point, still cannot write core logic - it will help in creating envelope but core business logic you still have to plugun.
- hawski 2y agoEntertaining the thought that it is indeed the case maybe it would make late projects (IMHO most of them) less late.
- adelie 2y agomy impression is that you can't replace competent programmers with chatGPT, but that hasn't stopped companies from trying (or simply accepting incompetency).