chatgpt becoming useless

kelturon said:

I used to be amazed by coding with Chatgpt. But recently its responses are becoming generic, dumb, false and literally wasting my time...

It gives me simply non-working code.

At this point its faster to use google again...

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was coding with chat gpt the other day and it was literally going well even though 50% of the code was not working in my app and then i type continue to see completion of a javascript code it was generating, it's response was Add 2 cup of lime, add a spoon of sugar and then add a a half spoon of salt. i was like what the fuck!!! yeah, its bugging for sure.

I wrote somewhere else my experience with paid option (GPT-4) and it is useless for anything more complicated than something you can probably find faster using Google.
I like how YTubers are making videos left and right how powerful it is, but the honest truth is if that was a case, it would never be released to the general public.
Github CoPilot was also used internally for a long time before they have concluded that it is not that powerful and can be easily be sold on the open market.

This is not saying that it is not impressive, especially it's conversational skills, but it has that Wizard of Oz feel to it.

In one research paper I read (before deep learning explosion) about music generation, they wrote, that somebody made music generation software that was so good, that a major record company bought it,
made a new record label that has published only generated music and managed to receive tens of millions of dollars in revenue in one year. If you are into that stuff, you will notice that music generation
is a very hard thing to do and why something that can make a passable tune is worth millions.

Where did you read about the record label buying this? I would love to read that source

kelturon​

i like your post

Indeed
Questions bind(this); what's that? explain to a 5 year old
at the freaking end it's simpler terms, how can that be simpler than a version for a 5 year old?!! bad 5 year old version

Imagine you have a toy robot. This robot can do different things, like walk, talk, and dance. Now, you also have a remote control to make the robot do these things.
When you press a button on the remote control, the robot moves. But, there's something special about the robot – it has a friend who can help it remember who it is. This friend is like a little note that the robot carries around.
Now, let's say you want the robot to dance when you press the dance button on the remote control. If the robot doesn't have its little note, it might forget how to dance. But, if you give the robot its little note, it remembers everything, including how to dance.
In programming, the bind(this) is like giving the robot its little note. It helps a function remember what it is and where it comes from. So, when the function is called, it knows how to dance (or do its job) because it has its little note (the reference to this).
In simpler terms, bind(this) helps a function remember its context or where it belongs, just like a robot with its little note.

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joke, all good

ChatGpt is not the human person, it contain knowledge base storage or code syntax to solve programmatic , it will be better if you could tell clear stories and more details to it with multiple communication rather just giving single command, i hope , Chatgpt will give good useful code.