i’m basically going
[2023-04-21 03:14:48 PM] : i’m basically going back to all my existing content and viewing it through the lens of chatgpt. “how to do X” in many cases can give rise to “how to do X with chatgpt”
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[2023-04-21 05:51:32 PM] : Interesting, do you have any concrete examples yet? You have piqued my curiosity…
[2023-04-22 03:45:30 AM] : That's a great strategy jasonswett! Looking to try that out :eyes: :smile:
[2023-04-22 08:44:45 AM] : cole well for one, how to do tdd with chatgpt’s assistance
[2023-04-22 06:37:36 PM] : I find ChatGPT as a useful brainstorming partner. As I try to get it to implement code, I think of new edge cases for it to handle. What usually happens when I'm writing code, but this way I can stay focused on the use cases.
It writes mediocre code (perfect for examples of legacy code) when it actually finishes the code and doesn't stop 80% through.
[2023-04-23 08:32:09 AM] : yes. i’ve actually found that among the things chatgpt is useful for in helping with programming work, writing code is among the least useful
[2023-04-23 03:33:17 PM] : I think getting it to write targeted small pieces of code can work pretty well. It's when it has to generate a lot of code at once that it falls down. Long back-and-forth doesn't help either, as it starts changing its approach to things. (It was "fun" to watch it introduce a concept of "Purchase" for Events and Buyers when we were only discussing "Reservation". It forgot.)
[2023-04-26 05:48:07 PM] : do the chatgpt ideas rise from sales safari or just out of curiosity?
[2023-04-27 07:43:51 AM] : a little of both, plus just my natural personal experience