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…who wrote code without stack overflow

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…who wrote in-line assembly.

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6502 or 68000?

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I know and wrote for both of them.

Jeez I am old.

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I’ve got no issues with people using stackoverflow or chatGPT as a reference. The problem has always been when anyone just skims what they found and just paste it in without understanding it. Without looking at the rest of the comments, further discussion, or looking at any other search results for further insight and context.

I think chatGPT makes this sort of “carelessness” (as opposed to carefulness) even easier to do, as it appears to be responding with an answer to your exact question and not just something the search algorithm thinks is related.

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ChatGPT just makes me feel like I’m doing code review for junior developers who don’t understand the task… wait…

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I find it to be suprisingly usless compared to classic aproach. But in my case it might be beacuse of the language i work with ( abap ).

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It’s not the language. ChatGPT is about as useful as a decent code manual. It won’t actually solve any problems for you, but it can show you the general format for doing so.

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And it’s great for boilerplate heavy stuff or writing tests.

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Yeah I’ve used it for boiler plate stuff for things I’ve not done before, but I always then read about what it did and make sure I understand it and where to look further.

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15 points

The manual is usually not wrong.

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11 points

Have you read Microsoft manuals?

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Sometimes whatever you are working with will have outdated or really poor docs, so an advanced internet info aggregator is useful in that sense.

I started learning nix before chatgpt and it was a nightmare. I had to continually ask for help on discord, of all places, for things that should really be in the docs.

Chatgpt makes nix easier, except not really because it’s info is outdated a lot of the time.

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ChatGPT is next level Rubber Duck. Tell it to talk to you like Socrates.

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I can code a feature faster than i can debug ChatGPTs attempt. so long as it’s in JS

ChatGPT is better at bash than me though

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The good thing about ChatGPT is that it gives you a starting point for languages you’re not familiar / rusty with.

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