Jeroen Ubbink on Nostr: You're very optimistic or pessimistic depending on how you look at it. After the ...
You're very optimistic or pessimistic depending on how you look at it. After the release of chatgpt in 2022(?) i see some improvements in new iterations but i think it's all going much slower than the wild claims i have heard and keep hearing. I have yet to see an llm code something more than, say, 100 lines of code before it breaks or forgets/skips important details.
I'm no expert and i think they're great tools but i have no problems programming without them at this point. I would say that it gives me an answer on a question i have much quicker than searching for it myself or it gives me good input to make my search more efficient because i can describe my problem for which i do not know the solution instead of guessing as to what the solution direction could or should be.
To me, this is all going way slower than i think a lot of people claimed and i have yet to see the first ai that can actually make a decent version of tetris with a single prompt.
I'm no expert and i think they're great tools but i have no problems programming without them at this point. I would say that it gives me an answer on a question i have much quicker than searching for it myself or it gives me good input to make my search more efficient because i can describe my problem for which i do not know the solution instead of guessing as to what the solution direction could or should be.
To me, this is all going way slower than i think a lot of people claimed and i have yet to see the first ai that can actually make a decent version of tetris with a single prompt.