robot_lives_matter t1_izobq7u wrote
Honestly for someone who codes, the description is a bit annoying and adds no value. Sure if you have no coding experience it could be great. Maybe for beginners without a degree who want to learn coding
RomanRiesen t1_izp9ejs wrote
If you add "be as concise as possible" it cuts out a lot of the noise. But that is annoying to add everytime. But you can say thanks to the great retention "for all following answers be as concise as possible". All we need now is a a .chatgptrc file to add all the "global" prompts we want lol
Lampshader t1_izqjmdc wrote
"be as concise as possible"
> INT is not iterable
RomanRiesen t1_izreqi1 wrote
Yeah, true lol
Python errors are mostly good enough.
ShenaniGunnz t1_izqvqyc wrote
> without a degree
Lmao what does a degree have to do with anything?
sEi_ t1_izr8c3n wrote
Ye, I've been working fine in the field for 20+ years without a degree. But ok give him a slack we know what he intend to say.
FHIR_HL7_Integrator t1_izzjlwm wrote
Same here.
For anyone reading without a degree, find an ISO standard (obscure but not too obscure) involved with fundamental technology used in the open market, master it, and you'll be golden. That's my advice for those out there who find themselves without a degree but looking to advance. It doesn't matter if you have a degree when you know something really well that few others know.
robot_lives_matter t1_izraxc4 wrote
I don't have a degree either. But i always assumed they must be teaching all of this in your bachelor's so you don't need these details
alnyland t1_izp8yze wrote
It’s extremely long for what could be a few words tbh
caedin8 t1_izpqwb0 wrote
but potentially useful for say learning a new framework.
Go pick up a new tool, and walk through it and it can explain some concepts, like react hooks and stateful management and why the code does what it does
It is better as an interactive teacher than a code writer today.
maxToTheJ t1_izqhdce wrote
This. Aside with the correctness issue others pointed out. I aint got time to wait for that for a simple error. Most errors are “duh” errors that are obvious just from the compiler output or long tail subtle
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