Coding anything past the basic boilerplate turns into spaghetti real fast.
The problem is maintaining context over any length of time.
And a tool that can go very far in helping you learn basic and advanced concepts of the code you're writing.It handles small tasks quite well. But a lot of handholding needs to happen from the onset as it conveniently forgets some finer details a few prompts in. I find myself restarting anew, tweaking my initial response multiple times to get it to understand what I want. But hey, for someone whose coding "expertise" peaked at if-this-then-that in school and whose proudest achievement is reaching stackoverflow copy-paste blackbelt status, it's still an absurdly powerful tool
ChatGPT as well. I have landing pages which need to be up for each Nvidia (and AMD, MSI, etc) promotion that runs and I grab the source from their page.Where opus really shines is code review. It "understands" code really well.
Noice!ChatGPT as well. I have landing pages which need to be up for each Nvidia (and AMD, MSI, etc) promotion that runs and I grab the source from their page.
I had an issue with scaling not working when copy/pasting the +/- 15,000 lines, and after giving up on passing it snippets of the CSS and HTML files to ChatGPT I merged them into a txt document, uploaded it, and asked WTF. It's messy - there are classes and sub-classes and !importants overriding other styles - completely headache inducing.
15 seconds later I had the solution - faster than I can READ through the first line or three of the file.
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ChatGPT as well. I have landing pages which need to be up for each Nvidia (and AMD, MSI, etc) promotion that runs and I grab the source from their page.
I had an issue with scaling not working when copy/pasting the +/- 15,000 lines, and after giving up on passing it snippets of the CSS and HTML files to ChatGPT I merged them into a txt document, uploaded it, and asked WTF. It's messy - there are classes and sub-classes and !importants overriding other styles - completely headache inducing.
15 seconds later I had the solution - faster than I can READ through the first line or three of the file.
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One of the best things I got ChatGPT to do was to take in pseudocode from a PDF from a hardware manufacturer and it generated the perfect typescript code from it.It handles small tasks quite well. But a lot of handholding needs to happen from the onset as it conveniently forgets some finer details a few prompts in. I find myself restarting anew, tweaking my initial response multiple times to get it to understand what I want. But hey, for someone whose coding "expertise" peaked at if-this-then-that in school and whose proudest achievement is reaching stackoverflow copy-paste blackbelt status, it's still an absurdly powerful tool
They really need a di*k emoji
I want to generate Zuma chess piecesMake some generative chess pieces and play:
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Lol, one of these is not like the others:
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