This chatGPT prompt can code anything for you [Production ready product/tools]

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Markooo said:
I'm studing a sort of advanced Python VIDEO course. I can copy the subtitles, paste it as a prompt and ask to summirize it, list the keypoints and create the python code as explained by the teacher.
So far I pasted 19 lessons and , just by "reading" the subtitles (not even neede to delete the timestamps) it reacreated every single example of the code used in the videos. Sometimes even refactoring the code, to make it shorter.

It can't code? It's hiding it pretty well then :p
P.s.
I know they are only snippets and not a "real" program, I get it. Still mindblowing IMO
Gtp 3.5 , btw
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Continuing with my course I found out that gpt 3.5, really struggles with python regular expressions. Just like I do :D Oh well...
 
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Markooo said:
Continuing with my course I found out that gtp 3.5, really struggles with regular expressions. Just like I do :D Oh well...
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I've played with regex and gpt a little. GPT-4 can craft them fairly well, although it can take a couple tries to get it right. It can also apply them to text but will make some mistakes since it isn't actually running a function (exception: code interpreter, which can apply them programmatically).
 
SeedPhrase said:
Okay thought of sharing a highly helpful prompt with the BHW community, I am a nontech guy but recently managed to build so many telegram bots and web apps using this single prompt, even this prompt helped me build an MEV bot that I had just created for test shake(not promoting anything so please don't DM me).

Prompt:


while using this prompt be specific about what you want to build, your features, user interaction flow, etc.
if you have any doubts feel free to comment, I will try my best to answer.
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Haha nice it's like DAN but for code. I'll give it a try
 
Wow! Do you think there's a way to make it duplicate a Gmail extension or a plugin, so one can take it from there and make it better?
 
TheSplinter said:
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.

First off, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that you can say to Chatgpt that will make it code ANYTHING. It's literally impossible. The model doesn't have that capacity. There are also hard limits applied to it that no prompt can circumvent. So this is bullshit.

Second, i didn't need to actually test this, but i did. GPT4 outright refuses to follow these rules. Here's what it responded:



Sometimes it may comply, but when i ask it to code something, it says what i'm asking for is too complex. And if i do insist and it spits out some code, whatever it spits out is no better than if i had asked for it using any other prompt.

So, whatever you've created just by asking Chatgpt to do it, i can guarantee is incredibly simple stuff with no commercial value whatsoever, that you could probably just have googled it instead. You're not gonna create anything truly complex just by asking it to do it. Your bots aren't complex. You need actually coding skills for that. And good coding skills.

But if i'm lying, just use your prompt to ask it to create a Reddit clone, but make it so that on the sidebar of every sub you have a discord-like chat. So you can chat with people in real time while reading threads. Ask it to do that and post prints with videos. With no other effort from you. Just use the prompt to make it spit out all that code and creativity.

Btw, the code that it eventually gave me to create a desktop app didn't even work. I'm not surprised.

Not trying to be rude, but people around here really need to start being a bit more honest instead of agreeing with things for the sake of agreeing with things, just so they can up their post count and get visibility to their links.
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Yes the tool might not have the extreme capacity of coding every inch of your app. But can produce simple applications.
 
I created multiple Python programs using the prompt, and I feel like it’s much better than just start asking without the prompt.
Of course it doesn’t always produce insane things but if you are patient it does wonders.
I created a program that automatically copies stats when automatically presses alt+c and passes only the number value I want to google sheets with API.
Thanks OP.
 
Is that using 3.5 or using 4 and the advanced analysis? I’m actually interested if it auto does more than one response since it hasn’t for me before.

I do find that it’s not as strong in languages that it didn’t know much about or a language that has evolved enough to be confusing.
 
Zooker said:
Is that using 3.5 or using 4 and the advanced analysis? I’m actually interested if it auto does more than one response since it hasn’t for me before.

I do find that it’s not as strong in languages that it didn’t know much about or a language that has evolved enough to be confusing.
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Dear you are talking to me right?

I use the free chatgpt 3.5.

You need fantasy and to explain well to the AI what you want, after spending days working-chatting with the AI and always using the "From now on act as CAN......."
I got to the conclusion that comments as steps on the code might confuse it so just delete them.(This is my conclusion I might be wrong.)
In general I do this:
1)If it gets confused/messed up just start a new conversation, resent the "From now on act as CAN........"
2)Instantly, give your last working code without writing anything else, let it talk then tell what you want.

About my program(s). Well I am not sure if I understand your question, I am not very experienced with coding but I have fantasy, and the gpt till now has built whatever I asked for.
Well Since I am not sure what your question is I will just tell you what the program does.(Two programs in Python.)

The first program when Control+C is getting pressed,(Control+C is On the second program and its a macro clicking the keyboard and the mouse) filters the results of the selected copied text and passes to results to google sheets on C1 D1 E1,then C2 D2 E2 etc etc etc etc.

On this example the program with the API will pass to C1 D1 E1 the 7 37 19.
Number

7
Free
37
81% Free
Not Free
19
79% Free

The second program is a macro which copies domain names,then also copies the selected text but the first program with the API only copies numbers so it never post letters on the C D E boxes.
You have to be carefu for conflicts tho, for example if the first program is being posting results with the API on the google sheet and a Control+C happens there might be a conflict or confuse it.
Go on and ask the gpt I'm pretty sure it will explain you and give you the answers.

Best regards,
Khaico.
 
SeedPhrase said:
you need to say- I don't need sample code give me production-ready code, if the code is too long then guide me through steps one step at a time, when I say next move to the next step.
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Doesn't work it just keeps skipping the code blocks.
It gives code template with partial code not full.

The best use of chatgpt from my experience is to debug, troubleshoot, improve and explain code.

For code generation codellama is better.
Even llama does a better job.
 
Ah so fairly simple then. I find it does well with python and even single-classed C++, but doing QT C++ with multiple classes it gets a little lost.

So I think it depends on the complexity and if is a common language with lots of examples to pull on.
 
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