Programming with AI help is like having the expert chef at my shoulder, giving me tips, but he's high as hell on three different mild altering drugs.
Then he's like "That cake needs some lemon juice. Trust me."
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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If it's lemon drizzle that would actually be appropriate lmao.
Yep. Every strange recommendation is either a brilliant technique I've not seen yet... Or just the AI hallucinating out of it's mind.
Man you have to try lemon drizzle cake some time. It's delicious.
Maybe it's because I'm only using it as plan B or C (after the documentation has already failed me), but I have never gotten any usable code out of chatGPT.
And yet co-pilot is able to finish my code perfectly after I type the first few characters... even though they're the same model.
I think co-pilot works better because it has the context of the whole project for reference when suggesting auto completion. I've gotten a lot of unusable junk from it too though
Co-pilot isn't using the same model. They're using a model that's been trained on a LOT of open-source code.
Alot of "open" source code ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Unless it's Microsoft documentation in which case it feels more like bill gates beating me over the head with the frying pan until I give up and find an alternative way to achieve my goal
Or AWS documentation. Trying to use it feels like getting tortured with thumbscrews.
I hate it so much. It's a cyclical maze of ignorance and frustration.
Google, on the other hand, may have my hand in marriage.
If there are even any docs... I usechatgpt when i can find no usefull docs. Quite often it can find some information somewhere.