chatGPT is so much better than stackoverflow bc firstly the information is more much readable than on stackoverflow , more clear ,on stackoverflow for example if there is a problem with a simple question and you will appear to stack over flow there will basically appear the solution of it ,but it's SO LARGE(i mean there are so many lines of code )for just a simple task bro .So chatGpt is so much better than stackoverflow
@@bitonic589i know right and I'm doing some oddly specific bash script and chatgpt wasn't able to help me with it, stack overflow on the other hand..... Also these AIs have this problem where if you ask something they don't know they'll just launch some bs code that don't work
God DAMN, the character development is this is off THE CHARTS, this story arc is my favorite so far, let's see how he deals with the COUNCIL now that GREG knows what's up!
My company hosted a coding contest for Christmas, and some guys just copied the problem descriptions (they were like a page long) to ChatGPT and got the correct answers in no time. I was terrified and still do not know how to prevent this kind of madness.
My advice: don't. People have ALWAYS tried to battle cutting edge technologies from the fear of losing their jobs. But technology always wins. Embrace it. Use it. Learn from it.
@@bgdgdgdf4488 But it's not always "technology" it's what those in leadership roles want to do to increase profits while cutting out "expenses" aka employees. Especially western employees.
@@lach888c2 This, or anything that involves interpreting a diagram that can't be easily represented as text. Or make them long and involved enough that the results overload the checkbox. Once I start passing GPT-3 300+ lines of code at a time, it not only struggles with correct output, but I usually have to ask it to continue posting the code several times, and even then sometimes the code it is giving you can change between requests.
chatGPT is like a great tool for making more efficient programs, just like the advanced machinery for medical purposes.. Those machines don't replace doctors rather let them be able to perform more complex surgeries easily..
@@hater8818That doesn’t make sense, like we should not optimize anything because people will lose job. But with time the population and demand will increase.
Any job that is about manipulating bits will be automated in the near future, it is just a matter of time. Product managers/requirements engineers will talk directly to the AI and most programmers will be made redundant.
@@hombacom what do you mean it does not make sense? Automation has ALWAYS made business sense(cutting costs, speed & efficiency, etc.) and many jobs have been lost due to it many times in our recent history. When AI and robots will be able to do most of our work it will be the time to introduce UBI.
@@btm1 UBI, you mean that other should work to give you money? Technology requires more advanced and creative skills, you cant put a noob in front of AI when we have competition and always look for the next thing.
To program, or not to program; that is the question; Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous bugs, Or to take arms against a sea of code, And by debugging end them? To compile, to run No more.
Kind of, but you also have to take into account that they are not a question answering platform at all, they are a repository of answers. The goal isn't to answer one question from one person, its to have answers to people who could visit years later. That said I will 100% admit that the whole techbro hyper-capitalist, get rich quick Silicon Valley culture is VERY toxic
@@jhonshephard921 That is true, and I've found more value in surfing StackOverflow for answers than I have in actually asking questions. Sure, some of my questions were probably a bit noobish back then, but I guess I just didn't appreciate the instant downvotes without an explanation of what I did wrong; though I suppose hand-holding isn't a goal of the site either. Either way, I still use it to try to research similar problems to mine.
I know one trick question ChatGPT gets wrong. Actually a few, but I’ll show this one since it’s the most simple one. A bat and a ball cost one dollar and ten cents. The bat costs one dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? I even dumbed it down even more so to make it simpler, and it still got it wrong. The answer is $0.05 for those who might not know it.
Unfortunately, anytime you try to write an actual piece of code, chatgpt is simply never going to be able to get the right answer. It even misunderstood how my if block worked etc. As a simple, sobering exercise, do the typical pre interview question where they ask you to write a code to determine the shortest path between 2 points in say a hierarchy tree in C++.
I keep asking ChatGPT Fortran question, and find out that cause nowaday it is quite hard to find the answer about Fortran, ChatGPT now is my main problem solver, I even ask it about how MPI work. Btw, ChatGPT will get wrong when ask it to write the oop stuff about Fortran. Edit: Though I'm not 25 years old, I really see Fortran everyday, this is not an old man behind the screen. Also, things get quite fulfillment when everythings write by your hand but not some strange library(yes I mean python).
Im gonna learn fortran later this year since I study quantum chemistry/computational chemistry, and with fortran it is efficient with matrix multiplication
The thing about this tho, the chat bot has information cut date. But we don't so any updates we can learn and the bot cannot so that why it will lead into some issues.
chatGPT is confused about every single question i ask that does not involve questions asked online before. It is marvelous, i can smell all the matrix factorizations the AI is doing to chat with me all the way from here
Im using it for some time, you start becoming able to recognize patterns in how it mix and smudges text from lots of sources. It's exactly like they describe in the multiple attention heads paper. Its really a good search tool. But it will interpolate things when it doesn't find a proper answer. I don't think humans process information like transformers. It's a neat trick .
Tbh I've tried it and chat gpt's Knowledge is only upto 2021 and it's quite faulty and times too. So, I don't think it's gonna replace programmers anytime soon.
If you are a decent programmer then "errors" are really easy to fix, because the error at a line is literally given. If you cant handle an error like that, you shouldn't be programming. What is hard is finding bugs that make your program dont work the way it should do.
yeah and CEO's will loose theirs also. And one day, AI will go to the stock market, will make a fortune, and will buy its own country. It will be called Zero-One.
It won't really replace teachers, if you say "but wait it can explain everything if you ask question so it's much better than many teachers" my counterpoint is NOPE, it explained electricity by saying "current flows because there's current" in more confusing way
Writing some functions does not mean that it will replace programmers, God has to send angels for cleaning the $$$$$t created by programmers in last five decades.
ChatGPT can't code in a framework which does not exist... In another words if you want him to write a program in a framework which recently just released it won't be able to do it..
Needlessly using for loops is bad, because python is a bit slow in that department. That's why it has various special functions and packages that also loop, but faster.
"write about my coding experience as a bird" . . . . "As a curious and intelligent bird, I always had a fascination with technology. I was always pecking at keyboards and screens, trying to figure out how they worked. One day, I stumbled upon a book about coding and became fascinated with the idea of creating my own programs."
there's a lot of talk about these AI bots and how fancy they are, but is someone really using them for something productive rather than making youtube videos about their fanciness?
So, I'm starting as a computer engineer next month in the university. And since I know about chatGPT I'm afraid, so I'd like to ask; Does chatGPT going to steal programmers jobs and I'm gonna habe to change from career?
I’d be curious to know how it answers a question like “devise a Python 3 wrapper for GIMP 2”. Because that’s what I did with pylibgimp2. And I doubt it would have many examples to be able to draw from.
This AI has at least two flaws. 1. It can't do wordle, by that I mean if I describe my board it will not be able to find the word. 2. It can't do math, it can do algebra and even linear algebra but some basic math problems fly over its head...
Chat GPT isn't any good as a programmer. Any code i paste is not working. Worked once or twice. Its gonna mess a lot of things if you dont know how to code
In my experience, you can make a file in ChatGPT than reopen it in ChatGPT same as the normal Fortran code, things go will from assign, loop to subroutine and module, but when you ask it write oop stuffs like type , % and procedure , the answer will be wrong. Didn't try the interface before because I'm not familier with that. Edit for some lost words.
ChatGPT is basically stack overflow, but actually helpful and without the toxicity
chatGPT is so much better than stackoverflow bc firstly the information is more much readable than on stackoverflow , more clear ,on stackoverflow for example if there is a problem with a simple question and you will appear to stack over flow there will basically appear the solution of it ,but it's SO LARGE(i mean there are so many lines of code )for just a simple task bro .So chatGpt is so much better than stackoverflow
@@Birdyk-qr9sx did you just have a stroke?
well heres something also.
chatgpt cant code anything remotely complex
@@bitonic589i know right and I'm doing some oddly specific bash script and chatgpt wasn't able to help me with it, stack overflow on the other hand..... Also these AIs have this problem where if you ask something they don't know they'll just launch some bs code that don't work
@@bitonic589 ye that is veru true
Plot twist: this entire script was written by ChatGPT.
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I corrected chatgpt last night, I felt like a god
Did you have one?
I corrected chatgpt twice
I corrected it then proceeded to give me the wrong answer AGAIN(the question was about multiplying two 3 digit numbers like whaat)
@@baze3541 I asked it to play chess with me(using coordinates on the board) and it proceeded to make invalid moves
I keep correcting chatGPT and I'm not proud of it. I wish it would just code stuff that works. R code is not good :(
"Attention council members.
We have a duplicate.
Proceed to insult poster"
That joke was the end of me😂😂
Me too 😅
"Yee boi" is now my answer to every question on StackOverflow. Billy is truly ahead of his time.
Programmers always told me they'd put me out of a job. Looks like they'll be right...ironically they put themselves out of a job too!
God DAMN, the character development is this is off THE CHARTS, this story arc is my favorite so far, let's see how he deals with the COUNCIL now that GREG knows what's up!
I am looking forward to the coming of chatGPT4, can't wait to give it a try 🤩
My company hosted a coding contest for Christmas, and some guys just copied the problem descriptions (they were like a page long) to ChatGPT and got the correct answers in no time. I was terrified and still do not know how to prevent this kind of madness.
Make harder tasks for the contest xD, chatGPT is tragic at actually calculating anything eg 0*1*2*3=6
My advice: don't. People have ALWAYS tried to battle cutting edge technologies from the fear of losing their jobs. But technology always wins. Embrace it. Use it. Learn from it.
Go up an abstraction layer. Ask them to solve multiple problems and stitch them together into a functioning solution.
@@bgdgdgdf4488 But it's not always "technology" it's what those in leadership roles want to do to increase profits while cutting out "expenses" aka employees. Especially western employees.
@@lach888c2 This, or anything that involves interpreting a diagram that can't be easily represented as text.
Or make them long and involved enough that the results overload the checkbox.
Once I start passing GPT-3 300+ lines of code at a time, it not only struggles with correct output, but I usually have to ask it to continue posting the code several times, and even then sometimes the code it is giving you can change between requests.
Did anyone notice that in 0:22 Shregory is the version that struggle in python but not the mentor/master one.
Your speed is… Noteworthy.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how the samples are always peasant class programs but it can go much much beyond that
Has to be one of my favorite episodes so far
I love the format of these videos, really makes me laugh :)
This is the type of content that will save movie theaters.
I'm watching this video to mentally calm myself from yelling at chatGpt
chatGPT is like a great tool for making more efficient programs, just like the advanced machinery for medical purposes.. Those machines don't replace doctors rather let them be able to perform more complex surgeries easily..
It is exactly replacement. If doctor can heal patient in 1 hours, but not in 2 as earlier, so we don't need two doctors now
@@hater8818That doesn’t make sense, like we should not optimize anything because people will lose job. But with time the population and demand will increase.
Any job that is about manipulating bits will be automated in the near future, it is just a matter of time. Product managers/requirements engineers will talk directly to the AI and most programmers will be made redundant.
@@hombacom what do you mean it does not make sense? Automation has ALWAYS made business sense(cutting costs, speed & efficiency, etc.) and many jobs have been lost due to it many times in our recent history. When AI and robots will be able to do most of our work it will be the time to introduce UBI.
@@btm1 UBI, you mean that other should work to give you money? Technology requires more advanced and creative skills, you cant put a noob in front of AI when we have competition and always look for the next thing.
To program, or not to program; that is the question;
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous bugs,
Or to take arms against a sea of code,
And by debugging end them? To compile, to run
No more.
"proceed to insult the poster" KILLED ME LMAOOOO
the part where you just replace JavaScript with Fortran is gold comedy
Love the meme about StackOverflow being toxic
Kind of, but you also have to take into account that they are not a question answering platform at all, they are a repository of answers. The goal isn't to answer one question from one person, its to have answers to people who could visit years later. That said I will 100% admit that the whole techbro hyper-capitalist, get rich quick Silicon Valley culture is VERY toxic
@@jhonshephard921 That is true, and I've found more value in surfing StackOverflow for answers than I have in actually asking questions. Sure, some of my questions were probably a bit noobish back then, but I guess I just didn't appreciate the instant downvotes without an explanation of what I did wrong; though I suppose hand-holding isn't a goal of the site either. Either way, I still use it to try to research similar problems to mine.
chatGPT gets so salty when you tell it "python is a trash language"
As it should
great audio and comedic timing, good job :)
I know one trick question ChatGPT gets wrong. Actually a few, but I’ll show this one since it’s the most simple one.
A bat and a ball cost one dollar and ten cents. The bat costs one dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?
I even dumbed it down even more so to make it simpler, and it still got it wrong.
The answer is $0.05 for those who might not know it.
Is it not $0.10???
The RuneScape music was unexpected
Got a lil whiplash from the Spyro music not gonna lie.
Unfortunately, anytime you try to write an actual piece of code, chatgpt is simply never going to be able to get the right answer.
It even misunderstood how my if block worked etc.
As a simple, sobering exercise, do the typical pre interview question where they ask you to write a code to determine the shortest path between 2 points in say a hierarchy tree in C++.
Not really, used it a few times for production. You just need to know how to ask reasonable questions and have reasonable expectations.
Man your content is gold
I keep asking ChatGPT Fortran question, and find out that cause nowaday it is quite hard to find the answer about Fortran, ChatGPT now is my main problem solver, I even ask it about how MPI work.
Btw, ChatGPT will get wrong when ask it to write the oop stuff about Fortran.
Edit: Though I'm not 25 years old, I really see Fortran everyday, this is not an old man behind the screen.
Also, things get quite fulfillment when everythings write by your hand but not some strange library(yes I mean python).
Im gonna learn fortran later this year since I study quantum chemistry/computational chemistry, and with fortran it is efficient with matrix multiplication
I study astronomy and since nobody wants to rewrite code to some normal languages often there is code in fortran
The thing about this tho, the chat bot has information cut date. But we don't so any updates we can learn and the bot cannot so that why it will lead into some issues.
To be honest, this thing actually scares me
a lot of people will lose their jobs because of this ai
That's what I think as well.
If they lose their job because of this AI then that's okay, it means they weren't even good
@@szymoniak75 no.. it means their job doesn't require much effort nor skill. But still has to be done by someone
@@szymoniak75 do you know how to code in Fortran?
People will only lose their jobs if they don't know how to interface or use the AI. Get learning.
Shregory my fav character in the mr p extended universe fr
chatGPT is confused about every single question i ask that does not involve questions asked online before. It is marvelous, i can smell all the matrix factorizations the AI is doing to chat with me all the way from here
Im using it for some time, you start becoming able to recognize patterns in how it mix and smudges text from lots of sources.
It's exactly like they describe in the multiple attention heads paper.
Its really a good search tool.
But it will interpolate things when it doesn't find a proper answer.
I don't think humans process information like transformers.
It's a neat trick .
I found a mistake. ChatGPT still prefers Async task to fetch API data , I told him to use Kotlin Coroutines
I had an error in code and after I solved it, I corrected chatGPT twelve times in a row. Looks like skill issue for AI.
2:50 sarabande in d minor (HWV 437), a bird of culture I see…
An program who could help programmers to solve programm errors.....AWESOME
So basically replacing programmers.
Tbh I've tried it and chat gpt's Knowledge is only upto 2021 and it's quite faulty and times too. So, I don't think it's gonna replace programmers anytime soon.
So finally instead spending hours finding solution for error it will just take me seconds to get new error
@@avg_user-dd2yb it will only replace the ones who already just copy paste from stack overflow anyways
If you are a decent programmer then "errors" are really easy to fix, because the error at a line is literally given. If you cant handle an error like that, you shouldn't be programming. What is hard is finding bugs that make your program dont work the way it should do.
Poor Shreg🤣
We're all going to lose our jobs to chatGPT
Let us wait for edureka's prompt engineering course
yeah and CEO's will loose theirs also. And one day, AI will go to the stock market, will make a fortune, and will buy its own country. It will be called Zero-One.
When chatgpt replaces software engineers, then all jobs are doommmed
you say it like its a bad thing
It won't really replace teachers, if you say "but wait it can explain everything if you ask question so it's much better than many teachers" my counterpoint is
NOPE, it explained electricity by saying "current flows because there's current" in more confusing way
Writing some functions does not mean that it will replace programmers, God has to send angels for cleaning the $$$$$t created by programmers in last five decades.
I LOVE this videos, plz make more 🙂
When? Almost always
actually hilarious in all these vids
Proceed to insult 😂😂😂true
ChatGPT can't code in a framework which does not exist... In another words if you want him to write a program in a framework which recently just released it won't be able to do it..
thats why i use frameworks like vue
what makes you think it wont be updated? hello internet is fast
The feeling of asking chatGPT to make something and pointing out what it made was wrong is impeccable.
bro when chat gpt replied Yee boi ... i lost it and i am at work in a company and everyone is her around me and i am holding myself LMAO
🤣🤣🤣
So true, that's what ppl do on stack overflow these days, insults u, but answer the question
Wait I’m starting out learning Python. Is using for loops really looked down upon?
Needlessly using for loops is bad, because python is a bit slow in that department. That's why it has various special functions and packages that also loop, but faster.
@@KawdoruTaon thanks for the answer. what are these functions that i should familiarize myself with?
@@fighthive4808 a package called numpy would be a good start. Scipy is also commonly used.
Honestly I don't trust AI with programming if it can't do basic math
I have tested it various scenarios 80% of the it’s correct even for most projects API,sdk server database connection website etc
Most programmers can't either
@@monad_tcp Except Maybe I will put it other way, if computer (AI) can't compute I won't trust it with programming
@@realdragon I don't trust programmers that are bad at math either.
If you don't like mathematics, you have no place being a programmer.
Why would I trust my computer to do programming for me if its bad at math . This is insanity
How about asking it to create another chatgpt...
All this effort, yet not using three backticks to start a code block in Discord....
smh my head
That's a great suggestion
Needs more notification sounds
Yeah especially when it has to program fft processing for images in c++ instant killer
i really like your meme videos
this shit had me rollin 🤣 a well earned sub
man, idk about you but chatGPT isn't actually giving me proper solutions, i keep correcting it and then after being stressed i just solve it myself
leetcode is in danger and rightfully so
I just found the best way to get through university
0:56 This may not be your father’s FORTRAN, but it still requires you to declare “implicit none”. Sigh ...
What do you mean that? I think the implicit none is quite a standard in fortran code.
Impressed _😂_
how to use this program?
"write about my coding experience as a bird"
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"As a curious and intelligent bird, I always had a fascination with technology. I was always pecking at keyboards and screens, trying to figure out how they worked. One day, I stumbled upon a book about coding and became fascinated with the idea of creating my own programs."
I waited for this.
Dear fellows, the world as we knew it is over. Welcome to a brand new era for Humanity.
0:45 You fool, you can just ask chatGPT "reimplement it in fortran", no need to copy the prompt from before.
He didn’t copy the previous prompt he just clicked the edit button
dude, messages are going too fast... I often have to stop the video to read them. Sorry, I am low IQ
Being a slow reader isn't being low iq hehe
there's a lot of talk about these AI bots and how fancy they are, but is someone really using them for something productive rather than making youtube videos about their fanciness?
1:17 music?
0:44-Fortran?How old are you?🤨
This video now has 69k views
I love these videos
masterpiece
Il était temps que Google ait un peu de concurrence.
"chatgpt"
Made this in 2 seconds with Copilot. I’m such a pro.
Chatgpt gonna cost low level programmers a job lol
I love billy
that's beautiful
So, I'm starting as a computer engineer next month in the university. And since I know about chatGPT I'm afraid, so I'd like to ask;
Does chatGPT going to steal programmers jobs and I'm gonna habe to change from career?
chatGPT is an early version of a much bigger product. Yes, it'll steal entry jobs.
@@MyPhuckDub so basically we are fucked, right?
@@karlosm8466 if it makes you feel any better, I want to make 3d models and that's being automated too.
TLDR: we're all fucked
@@thebloatedwalrusman6415 I think a better term to use here would be "In conclusion:"
I’d be curious to know how it answers a question like “devise a Python 3 wrapper for GIMP 2”. Because that’s what I did with pylibgimp2. And I doubt it would have many examples to be able to draw from.
Song at 1:33?
Ya try asking it aptitude...
This AI has at least two flaws. 1. It can't do wordle, by that I mean if I describe my board it will not be able to find the word. 2. It can't do math, it can do algebra and even linear algebra but some basic math problems fly over its head...
Music 1:34 ?
AI will make it so that no human will be required to think or solve problems.
huh
Just wanted to let you know I appreciate the Undertale music on your 'meme' edits :)
Chat GPT isn't any good as a programmer. Any code i paste is not working. Worked once or twice. Its gonna mess a lot of things if you dont know how to code
awesome!
I thought that this was going to reference chatGPT being banned on stack overflow tbh 😂
Can charGPT replace a HR's?
Beluga?
Nice vid
i love it
Yee boi 😂😂😂
Does chatgpd actually do that
yeah and more
actually way more
In my experience, you can make a file in ChatGPT than reopen it in ChatGPT same as the normal Fortran code, things go will from assign, loop to subroutine and module, but when you ask it write oop stuffs like type , % and procedure , the answer will be wrong.
Didn't try the interface before because I'm not familier with that.
Edit for some lost words.
Oh okay, thanks for the explanations :)
And more.
Seriously, I am learning bash using GPT. It is so much easier
Why mi code is so slow akjskajs xD
Yee boiiii
It's wrong what it did in fortran