Yeah, i did that a week after its release. I've been meaning to really learn coding since what, 2020 but never really managed to spend time within an ide and just going through most common python book. I've read a few, watched enough videos to understand basics of OOP and all the other things beginners books explain. I just wasn't finding myself doing stuff with it. First time i actually spent a week "coding" or more like fumbling around with code was with chatGPT, trying to refine the same basic python program to be satisfactory. What i took from that week is that it was more important to "design" the program flow chart and how to explain it clearly to get a result than to ask chatGPT to write you specific python functions from scratch if you're a total noob. It's wild to me. What Asimov described in his novels may come to be during our lifetime. Coding by just speaking, no code manipulation needed, to a computer. We're clearly not there yet at all. But we'll probably get there eventualy and all that will matter will be the ability to design and give clear instruction to the AI. Coding will probably be 90% problem solving and 10% "grammar" check from the code generated by the AI very soon though. I wonder how it will impact the industry tbh.
the three features I find most useful are asking it how I would go about creating such and such project using these coding languages, getting my code reviewed, and after hours upon hours of researching and attempts, using it to ask why my code isn't working. (I got stuck on one project problem for weeks and that's why I'm impressed with this feature).
I paid for a service to provide me with challenges from a beginner level for javascript. After less than a week I thought to myself, "why don't I just ask chatGPT to provide me with challenges?" And BOOM! No more paid subscription for me :) I'll admit that a subscription does give a bit higher quality experience, but at my level the difference is marginal. Happy that chatGPT is endlessly creative in this area.
Lot of people in the comments questioning whether it's worth learning to code because Chat GPT could do the work in "two seconds" or whatever. One thing Chat GPT is seriously missing is context of actual business problems. For example, I work as a Software Engineer for a storage company. Chat GPT is literally useless for a solid portion of my work other than generating tedious boiler plate code or reminding me how something works in a tool/programming language. It can't solve any of the real complex problems that I am required to solve because it doesn't have the context or business know how to do so. I wouldn't be worried so much. Just keep learning and use Chat GPT as a tool to make your life easier and understand things better.
@@scottmorwitz2753 Scott, I don’t have the time to entertain you today buddy. Im off doing adult things and getting work completed rather than painting myself to take pictures n look pretty.
I find that I learn best when there are jokes weaved through the answer. So I have ChatGPT make it funny. I also tell ChatGPT to give absurd analogies that no one would ever think of when explaining the concepts. My favorite college professor did this, and now I can have ChatGPT emulate his style.
I just started playing with it this past weekend and it's pretty amazing. I didn't realize it had the ability to analyze code! I'm looking forward to using some of the suggestions from the video to supplement learning and to experiment with new ways to use it. Use caution though - sometimes it will give out misleading or flat out false information but present it in a way that sounds believable.
At 2:14. I understood Global and local scope which is similar to ownership with rust. Watching these videos, going over the code I'm slowly getting it.
that's exactly what i do when i get stuck, i spend hours sometimes a whole day before i turn to chatgpt to help me solve the problem. doing this really does help me understand the code and sometimes opens my mind to how make changes to make it more efficient.
Wow! I asked GPT to number 10 projects for Web Dev. Then I asked for the 3 easiest to start as a beginner e it gave me a very fair answer. Then I asked for the 3 hardest and it was extremity coherent and precise (game and e-commerce were 2 of what I can remember). Then I asked for a HTML CSS code for a junior web Dev resume and it showed me a code that I, as a beginner, already knew how to do but never connected the right pieces to do so. It showed me that I can do it.
The advent of ChatGPT, in particular its current "threat" upon the livelihood of many writers in Hollywood (and elsewhere, of course), is the catalyst for my trajectory into learning to code. Thanks ChatGPT (and Thanks! Andy for this video)!
i dropped out of college for computer science because the pace of the classes just couldn’t keep up with my stupid mind but chatGPT is exactly why i left i looooove having a personal tutor i can ask any dumb question or prompt and learn from any idea i have, it’s amazing
Aaron Bowley I’m also not going to college but to learn front end development. I’m just worried if ChatGPT will decrease the demand for coders (not replace them but make it harder to get a job)?
@@strykeplaysmcjohnpickhypix1205 it will be easier to get a job as a programmer, just think chatgtp as the experience we programmers always needed for.
I love having ChatGPT as a general assistant, it helps amazingly. the only problem is either with controversial projects or the stuff it gets wrong but luckily you can corret it
I'm learning Python to improve productivity at work and C# to play with Unity at home. Using ChatGPT for both and it's an incredibly powerful learning tools. I'm asking it to give me exercises, I ask it to expand on subject I don't quite fully understand or guide me through something I don't know yet how to do and then ask it to explain it to me. All that is already possible with Google, but the time saved by not going through dozens of forum posts trying to find the right answer is really valuable. Also whenever I have an error or something just doesn't work, I can feed it the information and it's going to give me different reasons why it's not working. It's actually a lot more fun learning this way.
I use it a lot for work, in a more coding-for-engineering environment, and in my experience, it's sooo bad at coding. I've seen it call functions that don't exist, try to import a Python module in R, start two separate lines of code in the same line, and even use the entirely wrong boolean operators. I have literally not had it write *one* block of code anywhere close to correctly. I've even asked it to write a simple linear interpolation function and it ended up declaring its variables using duplicate names, so not only was the function useless, but I couldn't even tell what the AI's intention was. So no, it's not gonna be taking anyone's job anytime soon, and I would really only recommend using it if you already know a fair amount of coding and just want to see if it has any novel ideas for the project you're working on. Using it to actually write code, or to learn, will be equally frustrating and time-consuming.
Hi Mr. Andy, I hope you're doing well! I've been trying to learn Python on my own and I was wondering if you could make a video about some great books for self-study. I've been struggling to find good resources and I think your expertise would be invaluable in this area. Thank you for all the amazing content you create!
Actually ask chat-gpt it will point out of the 10 best books about the subject. If you ask him to give you 1 or 5 it will give you the answer and explanation why.
As a creative person I have BURNING questions that hold up the show when I want to know I am overwhelmed and distracted by it. I am learning to code and ChatGPT has helped me understand so many things. I am learning C and pointers and ya IM moving to javascript as soon as I finish w3 C code Im moving to Javascript. I have a head start I am a computer tech and I know how to setup xxamp and virtual machines + ubuntu servers. I use wordpress and make websites so taking your advice Im heading into javascript. I use blender a LOT so im going to learn python as well.
I was paying a guy from Fivver when I got stuck on a recent personal project. Then I would dissect his code to learn about what he did to make it work. I started using Chatbot and would ask him the same sort of things and it just tells me straight up with snippets of code. Needless to say, I am no longer paying for help. 🤣
It is going to kind of replace google search in some sense. For example, when we know the exact question but have to surf through different articles in search for solutions. This will give us that solution without much effort.
just because of ChatGPT I started to learn python. I need a program and was using ChatGPT for it, but it fits not perfect ... now Im learning it and fix it by my self :D
also whenever an error happens and we do not know the explanation of the code editor! Chat GPT can explain it so smoothly. as you said if we use it alot, it really makes our brain lazy. we should use it as an along instructor.
Hello, Thanks for your video, it's helped me a lot. In April, I will be 30 years old. Is it too late for me to study and start a career in web development?
Chatgpt can do basic things. It will not solve you complex api request. Or it will give you a code which isn’t working. It’s a good tool up to the point.
lol damn chatpgt advertisment before the video starts 🤣 btw its awesome i told it to tell me a story about a zombie apocalypse and it has written a really good piece
its also really good when learning new syntax. For things like Hash Sets and Lists and Arrays in Java that have the same methods basically but different syntax. put() versus add() but you're new and forget which is which. ChatGPT can work like an interactive searchable documentation. So ask, what is the syntax for the method for a standard input like this or that etc etc etc This is especially good if you have some experience in one language and you want to learn another. You know what to do but not the syntax. Bam. Or you have the algorithm but you don't know the syntax. Bam. Its a great tool when you use to assist what you are doing and not to ask it to do the thing for you.
I asked ChatGPT if ChatGPT would make programmers obsolete and it said this: No, chatbots like ChatGPT are not likely to make programmers obsolete. While chatbots can automate certain tasks and make some jobs easier, they cannot replace the creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that humans bring to programming. Additionally, chatbots like ChatGPT require significant programming and development to function, so they are not a replacement for human programmers but rather a tool they can use.
So, I have been invited to internship I solved questions with chatgpt. I feel like I learn nothing. So I considered not using chatgpt anymore since it kills my learning. It can write basic tasks and they gave me basic tasks.
I just asked ChatGPT what todays date was. It's Feb 14th but the AI said Feb 15th. I understand that the server might be in another time zone than my location putting it a day ahead, but you would think that it could take my information and location to tell me the exact date
what career or roles does getting good at python lead to? or is python used to learn the fundamentals then we have to start learning other languages to go get jobs?
Chat GPT does not have its own thoughts or concepts, it is just good at recognizing patterns (For now) , So I think there is plenty of room for us to work, and I don't think it is going to change that soon. BTW, you have no way of knowing if any of the comments were actually written by chat gpt .
The only reason I'm hesitant to use it is because I don't want to be reliant on an AI to reinforce my thinking. It feels more rewarding to find the sources myself, and that Is a skill in itself. If chat gpt can solve every puzzle for you instantly, or even just point you in yhe right direction, how are you supposed to get along in an environment when you don't have it?
Those concerns are legit. But the video miss one very important aspect. Most videos consider chatGPT as input output machine. And that is very limiting. The best is to use like Socrates method. You get into a discussion with it. For example I do a code the code works. However I put the code and asking him to get in mode "'criticize me". Then he makes some suggestions about how to make more robust code. Then I ask him a question. Then he gives another idea. Then I google search this. At the end my knowledge is vastly enhanced.
Hey Andy, just getting started with my learning, wondering whether the mentorship is more for people into the journey getting their first jobs or whether it can help me build a portfolio as I go?
This is how I've been learning JavaScript. Typically, I would ask chatGpt to explain concepts using analogies, and then I would ask it to describe the same notion in a manner that would be appropriate for a child.
I am currently learning Java on Udemy. Only thing i learned is theory. Could not solve the coding challenges until I stumbled upon chatgpt. Yesterday it built some programs for me, the problem is intellij would not export to jar. Chatgpt provided me with answer, but nothing worked . RUclips did not help. Me either
All you need to do is follow up the first answer with “explain it to me like I’m 5” or something similar and it’ll simplify it. You don’t even need to re explain the original question since it remembers what you typed before in the conversation.
is the explanation of code concepts by chatgpt accurate and trustworthy? I am talking abt mostly explanation on one single programming idea, not asking it to build out an application. I heard ppl that didn't trust its code writing but I don know if they tested abt its credit on single concept explanation.
@@mark38699 I mean I do. As someone who has a family and is looking for stability for the next 30+ years for everyone dependent on me providing all of their needs I don't particularly want to start over in 10 years.
@@zachbabcock6550 IDK. I'm still single at my age. Not planning on having kids. economy is f'ed. All you can do is hope and pray, start getting creative and hope for the best. World might not be around much longer. Again... Invest. Purchase assets/homes/etc. Dont have a victim mentality, ADAPT.THE adaptable species SURVIVE. Having kids being married tells employers they can and will exploit you. You have good chances getting hired
@@zachbabcock6550 interesting. Well I think you will do well then. You will need to work hard in this career or be very intelligent or both. I'm lazy and am having trouble. I am only slightly above average intelligence.motivation is hard for me.try and move into a management role as quick as you can. That will ensure job security
So far Chatgpt only gave me wrong algorithms when i asked it to solve some issues for me. Correcting it was worse than just writing the code myself hahaha
Im 48 just starting to learn html css and java, chatgpt helps alot, i asked it why should i learn to code if you can do it better than me, it replied then you will learn nothing.
chatgpt What horse is going to win the 250 at newcastle. I want to write a code ,bot that will give me horses form, would this be called skimming. Ill go ask AI
👉Me: "Will ChatGPT make web developers obsolete?" 👉ChatGPT: "No, ChatGPT will not make web developers obsolete. While AI and machine learning models like ChatGPT have advanced significantly and have the ability to generate and complete text, they still lack the creativity, problem-solving skills, and human touch that web developers bring to their work. Web development involves a wide range of tasks that require a deep understanding of programming, design, and user experience, as well as the ability to work with a variety of technologies and tools. Moreover, ChatGPT and other AI models still require human input and oversight to ensure that the output they generate is accurate, relevant, and meets the needs of the users. Web developers will continue to play a critical role in creating and maintaining websites, applications, and digital products, as well as designing and implementing new technologies that enhance the user experience. In conclusion, ChatGPT and other AI models will not replace web developers, but rather complement and enhance their work, making it easier and more efficient for them to build and maintain high-quality digital products."
In a Horizon Zero Dawn world there was a RUclips saying that The Faro army was the best thing in the world, it saved lives and etc. Then shit hit the fan
👉Me: "I love you!" 👉ChatGPT: "Thank you! However, as a language model AI, I am not capable of feelings like love. Is there anything I can help you with today?"🤣
yes, I did 'Crawl out from under my rock' ... ... but ... then ... I fell down the 'Rabbit Hole' in front of it !!! ... can Chat-GPT help me now ???? ...
ChatGPT can do a lot of things but it can’t replace programmers just yet. In 5-10 years it may but I am a bit skeptical even of that. It’s really more of a tool that can help you in spots than anything else.
2024: the one world government drops and we all find out that Andy IS actually just sentient AI. In all seriousness I did use this the other day to get a quick start for an npm module that didn't really have one. I spent hours surfing the web looking for something like what chatGPT produced in about 45 seconds.
Let's see what ChatGPT thinks ;-) Is using ChatGPT to learn to code a good idea Using ChatGPT to learn to code can be helpful as a supplement to traditional resources like online tutorials, books, or courses. You can ask it specific questions about programming concepts or syntax and get quick answers. However, ChatGPT is not a substitute for hands-on practice and applying what you've learned to build your own projects, which are essential to becoming a proficient programmer. Additionally, while ChatGPT can provide general guidance, it's always a good idea to double-check the information you receive to make sure it's accurate and up-to-date.
I learned BASIC back in the '70s, and that may be my problem. A few years ago I wanted to learn Python and my eyes glazed over when I couldn't understand classes or something. I don't think I understand the whole object thing. I've decided to try again. I've been thinking of asking GPT to explain everything about Python to the village idiot. It may break it.
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Have you started using ChatGPT yet? What is the most interesting/fascinating/mind-blowing thing you've discovered?
I have asked it questions and learned so many things. It's like reading a really well written article. Amazing.
Yeah, i did that a week after its release. I've been meaning to really learn coding since what, 2020 but never really managed to spend time within an ide and just going through most common python book. I've read a few, watched enough videos to understand basics of OOP and all the other things beginners books explain. I just wasn't finding myself doing stuff with it. First time i actually spent a week "coding" or more like fumbling around with code was with chatGPT, trying to refine the same basic python program to be satisfactory.
What i took from that week is that it was more important to "design" the program flow chart and how to explain it clearly to get a result than to ask chatGPT to write you specific python functions from scratch if you're a total noob. It's wild to me. What Asimov described in his novels may come to be during our lifetime. Coding by just speaking, no code manipulation needed, to a computer. We're clearly not there yet at all. But we'll probably get there eventualy and all that will matter will be the ability to design and give clear instruction to the AI.
Coding will probably be 90% problem solving and 10% "grammar" check from the code generated by the AI very soon though. I wonder how it will impact the industry tbh.
It's really good at explaining errors and how the code works.
the three features I find most useful are asking it how I would go about creating such and such project using these coding languages, getting my code reviewed, and after hours upon hours of researching and attempts, using it to ask why my code isn't working. (I got stuck on one project problem for weeks and that's why I'm impressed with this feature).
I paid for a service to provide me with challenges from a beginner level for javascript. After less than a week I thought to myself, "why don't I just ask chatGPT to provide me with challenges?" And BOOM! No more paid subscription for me :) I'll admit that a subscription does give a bit higher quality experience, but at my level the difference is marginal. Happy that chatGPT is endlessly creative in this area.
Lot of people in the comments questioning whether it's worth learning to code because Chat GPT could do the work in "two seconds" or whatever. One thing Chat GPT is seriously missing is context of actual business problems. For example, I work as a Software Engineer for a storage company. Chat GPT is literally useless for a solid portion of my work other than generating tedious boiler plate code or reminding me how something works in a tool/programming language. It can't solve any of the real complex problems that I am required to solve because it doesn't have the context or business know how to do so. I wouldn't be worried so much. Just keep learning and use Chat GPT as a tool to make your life easier and understand things better.
Well said! Creating software goes far beyond just writing code.
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@@scottmorwitz2753says the guy with painted nails and has never developed a thing in his life lol
@@hartlessforever let’s get into the painted nails. Please share your insightful opinions. I could use a good laugh
@@scottmorwitz2753 Scott, I don’t have the time to entertain you today buddy. Im off doing adult things and getting work completed rather than painting myself to take pictures n look pretty.
No more snarky replies to coding questions I have as someone just starting to learn to code is really nice, honestly.
Lol great point
Absolute Facts!!
I also hate Stack Overflow.
Facts!!
I find that I learn best when there are jokes weaved through the answer. So I have ChatGPT make it funny. I also tell ChatGPT to give absurd analogies that no one would ever think of when explaining the concepts. My favorite college professor did this, and now I can have ChatGPT emulate his style.
I just started playing with it this past weekend and it's pretty amazing. I didn't realize it had the ability to analyze code! I'm looking forward to using some of the suggestions from the video to supplement learning and to experiment with new ways to use it.
Use caution though - sometimes it will give out misleading or flat out false information but present it in a way that sounds believable.
Good point..chat GPT can be flat out wrong sometimes.
In a few years we’ll be looking back at this thinking “that didn’t last long”. It’s going to be the coding guru everyone uses
Enjoyed this video. Apparently I was living under a rock. I had a coworker mention chat gpt to me the other day and this really helped.
At 2:14. I understood Global and local scope which is similar to ownership with rust. Watching these videos, going over the code I'm slowly getting it.
Oh yeah, I discovered ChatGPT like a three days ago and I've been absolutely blown away by it, it's SO good. And it can be funny too.
Same. It’s only going to get better…definitely interesting and scary 😊
I have used ChatGPT for about two weeks. It's great.
that's exactly what i do when i get stuck, i spend hours sometimes a whole day before i turn to chatgpt to help me solve the problem. doing this really does help me understand the code and sometimes opens my mind to how make changes to make it more efficient.
Wow! I asked GPT to number 10 projects for Web Dev. Then I asked for the 3 easiest to start as a beginner e it gave me a very fair answer. Then I asked for the 3 hardest and it was extremity coherent and precise (game and e-commerce were 2 of what I can remember).
Then I asked for a HTML CSS code for a junior web Dev resume and it showed me a code that I, as a beginner, already knew how to do but never connected the right pieces to do so. It showed me that I can do it.
Great video Andy! What I noticed is the prompts you give is seriously important for chatGPT. Either way makes coding more fun
I haven't been able to get it to do much yet before it just quits. It did fix a simple function and write me a nice resume summary.
I like the slow camera pan inward at the end. Nice touch
The advent of ChatGPT, in particular its current "threat" upon the livelihood of many writers in Hollywood (and elsewhere, of course), is the catalyst for my trajectory into learning to code. Thanks ChatGPT (and Thanks! Andy for this video)!
Andy, you're simply the best!
It's amazing. It comments and explains each line of code and what it does. It also found shorter and more effective ways to execute what I wrote.
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i dropped out of college for computer science because the pace of the classes just couldn’t keep up with my stupid mind but chatGPT is exactly why i left i looooove having a personal tutor i can ask any dumb question or prompt and learn from any idea i have, it’s amazing
Aaron Bowley I’m also not going to college but to learn front end development. I’m just worried if ChatGPT will decrease the demand for coders (not replace them but make it harder to get a job)?
@@strykeplaysmcjohnpickhypix1205 it will be easier to get a job as a programmer, just think chatgtp as the experience we programmers always needed for.
I love having ChatGPT as a general assistant, it helps amazingly. the only problem is either with controversial projects or the stuff it gets wrong but luckily you can corret it
What kind of color theme is this guy using when coding ? i love it omg!!!! 03:25
I've used it to code a quiz, it's amazing.. I know some stuff and y combining it with this it's been making wonders
I'm learning Python to improve productivity at work and C# to play with Unity at home.
Using ChatGPT for both and it's an incredibly powerful learning tools.
I'm asking it to give me exercises, I ask it to expand on subject I don't quite fully understand or guide me through something I don't know yet how to do and then ask it to explain it to me.
All that is already possible with Google, but the time saved by not going through dozens of forum posts trying to find the right answer is really valuable.
Also whenever I have an error or something just doesn't work, I can feed it the information and it's going to give me different reasons why it's not working.
It's actually a lot more fun learning this way.
Great vidoe Andy ! thanks a lot, until now I never thought about it but I will definitely use this Chat to help me out with JS
I use it a lot for work, in a more coding-for-engineering environment, and in my experience, it's sooo bad at coding. I've seen it call functions that don't exist, try to import a Python module in R, start two separate lines of code in the same line, and even use the entirely wrong boolean operators. I have literally not had it write *one* block of code anywhere close to correctly. I've even asked it to write a simple linear interpolation function and it ended up declaring its variables using duplicate names, so not only was the function useless, but I couldn't even tell what the AI's intention was. So no, it's not gonna be taking anyone's job anytime soon, and I would really only recommend using it if you already know a fair amount of coding and just want to see if it has any novel ideas for the project you're working on. Using it to actually write code, or to learn, will be equally frustrating and time-consuming.
It sucks at writing code
You doing it wrong. I am not an engineer but it has created till date 13 Bots for me. Working like charm.
I think the AI just hates you LOL.
Hi Mr. Andy, I hope you're doing well! I've been trying to learn Python on my own and I was wondering if you could make a video about some great books for self-study. I've been struggling to find good resources and I think your expertise would be invaluable in this area. Thank you for all the amazing content you create!
Actually ask chat-gpt it will point out of the 10 best books about the subject. If you ask him to give you 1 or 5 it will give you the answer and explanation why.
As a creative person I have BURNING questions that hold up the show when I want to know I am overwhelmed and distracted by it. I am learning to code and ChatGPT has helped me understand so many things. I am learning C and pointers and ya IM moving to javascript as soon as I finish w3 C code Im moving to Javascript. I have a head start I am a computer tech and I know how to setup xxamp and virtual machines + ubuntu servers. I use wordpress and make websites so taking your advice Im heading into javascript. I use blender a LOT so im going to learn python as well.
I was paying a guy from Fivver when I got stuck on a recent personal project. Then I would dissect his code to learn about what he did to make it work. I started using Chatbot and would ask him the same sort of things and it just tells me straight up with snippets of code. Needless to say, I am no longer paying for help. 🤣
It is going to kind of replace google search in some sense. For example, when we know the exact question but have to surf through different articles in search for solutions. This will give us that solution without much effort.
Fantastic suggestions on using chatgpt to your learning advantage. As usual excellent information. Thank you!
Great clarity. Many thanks.
just because of ChatGPT I started to learn python. I need a program and was using ChatGPT for it, but it fits not perfect ... now Im learning it and fix it by my self :D
also whenever an error happens and we do not know the explanation of the code editor! Chat GPT can explain it so smoothly. as you said if we use it alot, it really makes our brain lazy. we should use it as an along instructor.
My boss is here with another great video 🔥
Great video thank you. 🙏 You would make an excellent addition to the *Council of Impartial Andrews.*
It has helped me immensely it is a great mentor
Wow thanks 💪🏾 explain what this code is doing is the magic question👌🏾
Superb overview Andy!!
ChatGPT writes tests for your code too!
Hello,
Thanks for your video, it's helped me a lot.
In April, I will be 30 years old. Is it too late for me to study and start a career in web development?
Can someone please tell how I can become a part of his mentorship program
Peace out, Andy ... thank you.
I'm wondering if they gonna still hire bootcamp and selftaught junior developpers when ChatGPT can just do the work in 2 seconds
I believe they will for now. In the next five to ten years it may replace them.0
@@AndySterkowitz What's the point of learning then?
@@Sl33pySage Probably start learning now before its too late
@@Sl33pySage that’s my take. What’s the point of getting into it when it will replace senior level jobs next?
@@CARTUNE. Yeah, improvements to AI won't just stop at the jr level developer. Especially with companies wanting to min/max everything.
hi where did you get the cool audio voice for the chatgtp repsonse?
Chatgpt can do basic things. It will not solve you complex api request. Or it will give you a code which isn’t working.
It’s a good tool up to the point.
lol damn chatpgt advertisment before the video starts 🤣 btw its awesome i told it to tell me a story about a zombie apocalypse and it has written a really good piece
its also really good when learning new syntax. For things like Hash Sets and Lists and Arrays in Java that have the same methods basically but different syntax. put() versus add() but you're new and forget which is which. ChatGPT can work like an interactive searchable documentation. So ask, what is the syntax for the method for a standard input like this or that etc etc etc
This is especially good if you have some experience in one language and you want to learn another. You know what to do but not the syntax. Bam. Or you have the algorithm but you don't know the syntax. Bam. Its a great tool when you use to assist what you are doing and not to ask it to do the thing for you.
What I really wanted to know from you if it is gonna replace programmers ? Like is there a point of learning to code for future prospective ?
For now I don’t believe it will replace programmers.
It's obviuos that in the future programmers will be not needed anymore. AI will do everything in a fast and easy way.
I asked ChatGPT if ChatGPT would make programmers obsolete and it said this: No, chatbots like ChatGPT are not likely to make programmers obsolete. While chatbots can automate certain tasks and make some jobs easier, they cannot replace the creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that humans bring to programming.
Additionally, chatbots like ChatGPT require significant programming and development to function, so they are not a replacement for human programmers but rather a tool they can use.
Will this be better than stackoverflow?
Eventually but for now no. It's just another supplement to StackOverflow, Google, etc.
@@AndySterkowitz Google is so last season...
So, I have been invited to internship I solved questions with chatgpt. I feel like I learn nothing. So I considered not using chatgpt anymore since it kills my learning. It can write basic tasks and they gave me basic tasks.
Great video, thank you!
I just asked ChatGPT what todays date was. It's Feb 14th but the AI said Feb 15th. I understand that the server might be in another time zone than my location putting it a day ahead, but you would think that it could take my information and location to tell me the exact date
what career or roles does getting good at python lead to? or is python used to learn the fundamentals then we have to start learning other languages to go get jobs?
Awesome video! Can't wait to start using it! Thanks Andy!
Cheers Nayka!
Pretty cool! love it.
Can it write entire applications?
Chat GPT does not have its own thoughts or concepts, it is just good at recognizing patterns (For now) , So I think there is plenty of room for us to work, and I don't think it is going to change that soon.
BTW, you have no way of knowing if any of the comments were actually written by chat gpt .
I have been playing with chat gpt for a while and this video is an excellent guide on how to effectively use it Thanx.
Great video! Thank you very much!!!!
You are welcome!
The only reason I'm hesitant to use it is because I don't want to be reliant on an AI to reinforce my thinking. It feels more rewarding to find the sources myself, and that Is a skill in itself. If chat gpt can solve every puzzle for you instantly, or even just point you in yhe right direction, how are you supposed to get along in an environment when you don't have it?
yes, but you could say the same for having a teacher
Those concerns are legit. But the video miss one very important aspect. Most videos consider chatGPT as input output machine. And that is very limiting. The best is to use like Socrates method. You get into a discussion with it. For example I do a code the code works. However I put the code and asking him to get in mode "'criticize me". Then he makes some suggestions about how to make more robust code. Then I ask him a question. Then he gives another idea. Then I google search this. At the end my knowledge is vastly enhanced.
What do you use to have your answer read out loud?? Thanks for the video =)
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Did you finish your learning process before project building??
I glad to see this kind AI. Now I am going to developer
Hi Andy I am from India I have been trying to contact you through your website as I am interested In your coaching. I did not get response.
Hey Andy, just getting started with my learning, wondering whether the mentorship is more for people into the journey getting their first jobs or whether it can help me build a portfolio as I go?
This is how I've been learning JavaScript. Typically, I would ask chatGpt to explain concepts using analogies, and then I would ask it to describe the same notion in a manner that would be appropriate for a child.
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This is called the Feynman method.
First time saw it so interesting!
Thank you!
I am currently learning Java on Udemy. Only thing i learned is theory. Could not solve the coding challenges until I stumbled upon chatgpt. Yesterday it built some programs for me, the problem is intellij would not export to jar. Chatgpt provided me with answer, but nothing worked . RUclips did not help. Me either
Yeah its amazing/
But what's your take on what this will do to Junior Developers' job?
He can’t give a realistic take due to conflict of interest. His channel is marketed to aspiring jr devs.
All you need to do is follow up the first answer with “explain it to me like I’m 5” or something similar and it’ll simplify it. You don’t even need to re explain the original question since it remembers what you typed before in the conversation.
I'm still getting the hang of it...thanks for pointing that out.
I'm about to sign up for chat gpt. Does it have a mobile version?
But Andy, I thought ChatGPT stopped learning at like 2021. Doesn't that mean soon its knowledge will be outdated?
They'll be updating things in the next version from what I understand.
is the explanation of code concepts by chatgpt accurate and trustworthy? I am talking abt mostly explanation on one single programming idea, not asking it to build out an application. I heard ppl that didn't trust its code writing but I don know if they tested abt its credit on single concept explanation.
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maybe i can start using this to teach me a few more things
How do you keep the motivation to learn to code when you may be out of a job in as little as 10 years?
Because you can make hella money in 10 years, invest wisley and move on to something else. Who wants the same career for life anyways these days?
@@mark38699 I mean I do. As someone who has a family and is looking for stability for the next 30+ years for everyone dependent on me providing all of their needs I don't particularly want to start over in 10 years.
@@zachbabcock6550 IDK. I'm still single at my age. Not planning on having kids. economy is f'ed. All you can do is hope and pray, start getting creative and hope for the best. World might not be around much longer. Again... Invest. Purchase assets/homes/etc. Dont have a victim mentality, ADAPT.THE adaptable species SURVIVE. Having kids being married tells employers they can and will exploit you. You have good chances getting hired
@@mark38699 even if I won the lottery tomorrow I would work until I died lol. Gotta keep my brain moving lol.
@@zachbabcock6550 interesting. Well I think you will do well then. You will need to work hard in this career or be very intelligent or both. I'm lazy and am having trouble. I am only slightly above average intelligence.motivation is hard for me.try and move into a management role as quick as you can. That will ensure job security
So far Chatgpt only gave me wrong algorithms when i asked it to solve some issues for me. Correcting it was worse than just writing the code myself hahaha
Hmm... 4:05 I asked the same question but got different answer ??? 😆
It will not always give the same answers for questions.
inst this temporarily free and then will cost a fortune, not accessible for simple folks?
Awesome!!!
You have to learn how to ask it questions, which is a skill in itself.
Very useful
Im 48 just starting to learn html css and java, chatgpt helps alot, i asked it why should i learn to code if you can do it better than me, it replied then you will learn nothing.
if we don't have a good plan to learn we will lose our way, so ChatGPT can be a good tool if we use it to plan firstly
I am a russian and this web site is not available in my country alas
Is much more fun with this tool.
chatgpt What horse is going to win the 250 at newcastle. I want to write a code ,bot that will give me horses form, would this be called skimming. Ill go ask AI
ChatGPT keep timing out and normally responds with an error message. Its unusable.
👉Me: "Will ChatGPT make web developers obsolete?"
👉ChatGPT: "No, ChatGPT will not make web developers obsolete. While AI and machine learning models like ChatGPT have advanced significantly and have the ability to generate and complete text, they still lack the creativity, problem-solving skills, and human touch that web developers bring to their work. Web development involves a wide range of tasks that require a deep understanding of programming, design, and user experience, as well as the ability to work with a variety of technologies and tools.
Moreover, ChatGPT and other AI models still require human input and oversight to ensure that the output they generate is accurate, relevant, and meets the needs of the users. Web developers will continue to play a critical role in creating and maintaining websites, applications, and digital products, as well as designing and implementing new technologies that enhance the user experience.
In conclusion, ChatGPT and other AI models will not replace web developers, but rather complement and enhance their work, making it easier and more efficient for them to build and maintain high-quality digital products."
In a Horizon Zero Dawn world there was a RUclips saying that The Faro army was the best thing in the world, it saved lives and etc. Then shit hit the fan
👉Me: "I love you!"
👉ChatGPT: "Thank you! However, as a language model AI, I am not capable of feelings like love. Is there anything I can help you with today?"🤣
"I'm not an AI robot"
That's exactly what an AI robot would say
;-)
Sucks each time I visit it's at capacity :(
Same lol
yes, I did 'Crawl out from under my rock' ...
... but ... then ... I fell down the 'Rabbit Hole' in front of it !!!
... can Chat-GPT help me now ????
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Thanks for this video. I'm a bit torn. Can ChatGPT replace mentorship programs? What are it's disadvantages? Thanks again for the great content!
ChatGPT can do a lot of things but it can’t replace programmers just yet. In 5-10 years it may but I am a bit skeptical even of that. It’s really more of a tool that can help you in spots than anything else.
@@AndySterkowitz Appreciate your feedback.
I am reminded, "garbage in, garbage out"
2024: the one world government drops and we all find out that Andy IS actually just sentient AI.
In all seriousness I did use this the other day to get a quick start for an npm module that didn't really have one. I spent hours surfing the web looking for something like what chatGPT produced in about 45 seconds.
Let's see what ChatGPT thinks ;-)
Is using ChatGPT to learn to code a good idea
Using ChatGPT to learn to code can be helpful as a supplement to traditional resources like online tutorials, books, or courses. You can ask it specific questions about programming concepts or syntax and get quick answers. However, ChatGPT is not a substitute for hands-on practice and applying what you've learned to build your own projects, which are essential to becoming a proficient programmer. Additionally, while ChatGPT can provide general guidance, it's always a good idea to double-check the information you receive to make sure it's accurate and up-to-date.
lol @0:29
Darn. I'm late. 😐They're at full capacity right now. Hope there's space soon.
Keep trying. It is down quite frequently.
I learned BASIC back in the '70s, and that may be my problem. A few years ago I wanted to learn Python and my eyes glazed over when I couldn't understand classes or something. I don't think I understand the whole object thing. I've decided to try again. I've been thinking of asking GPT to explain everything about Python to the village idiot. It may break it.
I'm going to use this to make my own ai.