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Thats great for sure, but I still think you should take the time to learn the basics. Also, go to the r/bash subreddit and search "chatGPT" and see just how man
by sweeter 2y ago
Thats great for sure, but I still think you should take the time to learn the basics. Also, go to the r/bash subreddit and search "chatGPT" and see just how many people end up there with:
"HELP! ChatGPT destroyed my system" most commonly people want a command that will move pictures or something and the LLM spits out something feasible, they turn it into a shortcut on their mac and click it, and it is literally just 'find -type f -exec mv {} ..' with relative paths and it moves all of their critical files into random places. It is quite literally something I've seen happen at least 5 times.
There is a lot of benefit in just learning a little bit and then having the flexibility to write anything you want.
- Arn_Thor 2y agoI agree I should learn to do it from scratch. And I’ve been given an added motivation to do so by seeing how useful just a few lines of code can be. And you’re not wrong. I’ve learned the benefit of versioning when working with LLMs because if you’re not careful asking it to do one change can easily break something else. It’s far from a panacea