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All the time. I wouldn’t have the patience to without.
But you really gotta know HOW to use it, copy paste code from GPT straight to your project and it’ll turn into a clusterfuck.
I built a competitor to chatgpt with chatgpt, now the competitor surpasses it by several levels and Gemini gave me an offer on it
No
I added Gpt to my set of resources and Never looked back.
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code quality has gotten terrible compared to when gpt launched, i mostly use ai for code completion and reading documentation.
I wouldn't use it as a replacement for human skill, by this I mean i wont use it to make stuff i dont know how to do or dont understand the concept of
I like to use it similar to how a mathematician would use a calculator
Exactly. If you already know how the end results should look, it’s awesome. You can make it code the function you need and make it edit what it didn’t do how you wanted it done, and once there’s only some minor issues, copy it, fix them manually & use the code.
Function per function.
Great for boilerplate for sure.
AI definitely helped me filling knowledge gaps or roadblocks for many tasks or made it faster to test/reiterate code faster. It would of taken me at least 10x longer to create my email validation script that supports self hosted + 6x commercial email verification providers' APIs + Cloudflare Worker /KV API result caching + Cloudflare R2 long term API
storage https://github.com/centminmod/validate-emails
Helped with API cost comparison table https://github.com/centminmod/validate-emails#email-verification-provider-comparison-costs
Helped with email verification API comparison speed benchmarks too https://github.com/centminmod/validate-emails#email-verification-provider-api-speed-benchmarks
Also allowed me to merge 2 API email verification providers results https://github.com/centminmod/validate-emails#api-merge
Helped with PHP wrapper to test emails against local + 6x API email verification providers at the same time https://github.com/centminmod/validate-emails#php-wrapper
Also created a custom GPT to analyse API verification costs from providers so it can help me calculate cost estimations
I fired monkeys and adopted gpt to write javascript, jquery code. To me it is the best.
wow thats the best use case i found so far.
we both are on same page actually.,....for a long time i wanted to build a email verifier SAAS service but i felt too much task but now with Claude/gpt, i feel it is doable.
Is there market for such service?
Market is crowded but with Yahoo and Google clamping down on bulk email bounce and compliant rates, there's still a market. For me I work with alot of forum communities so they have large member email lists they need to maintain
I've used AI for various document classification tasks that would be virtually impossible using regex alone. LLM's can understand context, rather than just relying on a dictionary of strings, so it finds relevant elements that no amount of regex tuning would ever match
I made a chatbot to fill the…hmm..void. Then I made another one because why not? Now both chat with each other and ignore me.
I put 3 LLMs together to write code using LangChain and it worked surprisingly well, with them to writing/reviewing the code and writing prompts for each other to fix/improve it, but chaining LLMs and getting them talking to each other is becoming an established practice: https://news.mit.edu/2023/multi-ai-collaboration-helps-reasoning-factual-accuracy-language-models-0918
But if you need a new virtual friend, this one is particularly asinine: https://ollama.com/library/samantha-mistral
Thanks for the info, also great work 👏with centinmod
Wish someone release a similar one for OLS or apache ... so many people can skip control panels like cyberPanel etc and do things directly on shell.
NO, as it was not working at all on 15-08-2024
But yes, it does help to give you examples or info on projects, not 100% precise answers, but in a few years it will get there.