ChatGPT is BROKEN! 

When is it supposed to be released ? A few weeks from now ? A few months fin now ? Or rather august/ September ? Just my 2cts, There was a big c++ course, from udemy, that costed over $100, but people could grab it, for 11 bucks. A gigantic course, over 38 hours, that was supposed to cover a ton of things. Unfortunately, the guy had his powerpoint slides, for each chapter..., where he would read exactly whatever there was written... with no explanation, no soul , nothing. Then, ok, 'here is an example', where all the code was already written... he would walk through the code... little to no explanations.... no real examples.... Then, there were plenty of important thus things that he would 'forget' to mention... How can a c++ guy talk about an array... about a vector... and not talk about a... 'deque' ? C++ already is super complex to understand. So, if you don't take whatever time it takes, to use real world exemples, to really explain what that particular function, method, etc truly means, than, can we really talk about a 'complete course'...? Then, there was another issue: he used codeblocks for his entire course. At max 720p resolution, that meant: - hours upon hours of quite blurred texts - hours upon hours with that ultra white, bright interface... - it was based on c++14, despite the course being quite recent But the bad point was ..the lack of clear explanations through some cool examples. 'Ok, in this lesson, let's talk about pointers with several 'depth levels'. You can use, eg, ****myVar, as a pointer to a pointer to another pointer to another pointer'. Here is a powerpoint slide, with a simple, stupid example'! easy, huh ? Perfect, let's move to something else" Is like a geek teaching his 97yo grandmother how to, eg, replace an old mechanical hard drive by a ssd or nvme: "why can't she un understand it ? It's just so easy, so logical! She just needs this, this and this, and voila, it's done" In 99%.. if not 100% of the video tutorials, entire courses use... the console, or COUT to output the different results, debug, etc. but very often, what people want to do, is learning how to code/ create a tiny little app, with a few buttons and components. But nobody ever explains how to code such tiny windows app (eg, a dumb notepad app...), in c++ (when c++... is the prefect language to code different OSs...). Do you think you could integrate something like that ? Maybe as a 'bonus' material, if the course sells well ? Another thing... SDL is used everywhere. It deserves some love, from the instructor, with a few examples. Then, why not quickly explaining how stuff like github works... Finally, why not making a final lesson, some kind of a bigggg example project, that integrates every single thing that students were supposed to have learnt throughout the course ? Sorry for this long comment .

I used it once in coding and I am Impressed, I have a PHP code that validate user's input if it is already in my database (MySQL), and I want to used that code exactly in my Java program that uses also MySQL using JDBC, my problem is I do not know the equivalent method or function, that is the time that I used chatGPT to translate my PHP code into java, and after some checkups and modification it works, Instead of manually translate it or convert it, I save a lot of time.

This. Also if something goes wrong, and most of your code is just generated copy pasted, it's like you'll have to debug someone elses code, which can be super painful.

You’re right

For me too

Me three

Yep

It's like learning from a confabulating psychotic. I love it.

He gotta get his act together 🥊

Stop Boolean him …

Good for me, as I keep improving without AI so I will stay able to spot the bs it can produce

@@Linkario86 Team No AI! Let's gooooo! I do think AI has legit uses, but not a good thing when applied to skills.

@@oglothenerd yeah same here. It definitely is a productivity booster. But if you can't pinpoint the issues it's no use

@@Linkario86 Yeah, AI is cool. But if you rely on it so much that you break if it is taken away, that is really bad! You need to be especially careful if it is proprietary!

It shouldn't be writing your code for you. It should he an assistant.

It's people like you that are should be replaced by AI. I doubt everything you've learned.

Yes

I think everyone's going to be fucked over by AI, but that shouldn't stop you from learning to code, because you will still need qualified people to clean up the mess in case AI fucks something up

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