My experience with Open AI Chat GPT - Pretty impressive
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So I'm working on my app, that several customers want a copy of, and I needed to create some data for further development and testing. I used the internet to collect some NMFC codes, with little being made public, for NMFC refereed me to a subscription service that was expensive. I fired up Chat GPT and asked it for a list of codes, and it gave me a small list. Then I got curious; or perhaps lazy, and pasted in my class object for the codes, and asked it to populate my sample object with the list it provided, and it did it, perfectly. Then I asked it for more unique codes, no problem. My Chat [Common NMFC Codes](https://chat.openai.com/share/885e0180-bc44-4efb-8dde-be572142ce1d) Today, I had to write a search function for the NMFC codes for MongoDB. Never done it before, so I had no idea how to do it. Used a sample from MongoDB, and it crashed from not having an index in the collection. I had no idea how to create an index, so I used the internet and got a sample, and it still crashed. Sort of frustrated and short on time, instead of going here to ask and post a question, I went to Chat GPT and asked it for help. I showed it my code, and it suggested better alternatives. Took me 20 minutes and it was up and running. I can now create the index as I seed the database. My Chat - how I interacted with it, questions I asked [MongoDB Collection Index](https://chat.openai.com/share/bda55381-b332-406c-8308-ac978850c598) Artwork I've asked it to draw me icons, said it couldn't do artwork. It also said it wasn't connected to the internet, in which it lied. My thoughts on ChatGPT I'm impressed with it. Considering it's a large language model, that was fed tons of data, I used it to populate the data that I needed to work on my project, and it helped me. Google engineers say Baird is very good at completing sentences and spell checking, so I suppose ChatGPT populating my class object could be similar to completing sentences. I thought about if someone decided to take the entire Code Project database and created a large language model for it, That Code Project could be automated to help programmers in the future. I just wanted to post my experience with ChatGPT this week, and what I used it for. You can laugh at what I used it for, or be in awe like I am. Seems to be the new Abracadabra of the information age here today, for the sovereign individual to consume and take advantage of.
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So I'm working on my app, that several customers want a copy of, and I needed to create some data for further development and testing. I used the internet to collect some NMFC codes, with little being made public, for NMFC refereed me to a subscription service that was expensive. I fired up Chat GPT and asked it for a list of codes, and it gave me a small list. Then I got curious; or perhaps lazy, and pasted in my class object for the codes, and asked it to populate my sample object with the list it provided, and it did it, perfectly. Then I asked it for more unique codes, no problem. My Chat [Common NMFC Codes](https://chat.openai.com/share/885e0180-bc44-4efb-8dde-be572142ce1d) Today, I had to write a search function for the NMFC codes for MongoDB. Never done it before, so I had no idea how to do it. Used a sample from MongoDB, and it crashed from not having an index in the collection. I had no idea how to create an index, so I used the internet and got a sample, and it still crashed. Sort of frustrated and short on time, instead of going here to ask and post a question, I went to Chat GPT and asked it for help. I showed it my code, and it suggested better alternatives. Took me 20 minutes and it was up and running. I can now create the index as I seed the database. My Chat - how I interacted with it, questions I asked [MongoDB Collection Index](https://chat.openai.com/share/bda55381-b332-406c-8308-ac978850c598) Artwork I've asked it to draw me icons, said it couldn't do artwork. It also said it wasn't connected to the internet, in which it lied. My thoughts on ChatGPT I'm impressed with it. Considering it's a large language model, that was fed tons of data, I used it to populate the data that I needed to work on my project, and it helped me. Google engineers say Baird is very good at completing sentences and spell checking, so I suppose ChatGPT populating my class object could be similar to completing sentences. I thought about if someone decided to take the entire Code Project database and created a large language model for it, That Code Project could be automated to help programmers in the future. I just wanted to post my experience with ChatGPT this week, and what I used it for. You can laugh at what I used it for, or be in awe like I am. Seems to be the new Abracadabra of the information age here today, for the sovereign individual to consume and take advantage of.
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Did it say that it wasn't connected to the internet, or did it say that it is not allowed to browse the internet?
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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So I'm working on my app, that several customers want a copy of, and I needed to create some data for further development and testing. I used the internet to collect some NMFC codes, with little being made public, for NMFC refereed me to a subscription service that was expensive. I fired up Chat GPT and asked it for a list of codes, and it gave me a small list. Then I got curious; or perhaps lazy, and pasted in my class object for the codes, and asked it to populate my sample object with the list it provided, and it did it, perfectly. Then I asked it for more unique codes, no problem. My Chat [Common NMFC Codes](https://chat.openai.com/share/885e0180-bc44-4efb-8dde-be572142ce1d) Today, I had to write a search function for the NMFC codes for MongoDB. Never done it before, so I had no idea how to do it. Used a sample from MongoDB, and it crashed from not having an index in the collection. I had no idea how to create an index, so I used the internet and got a sample, and it still crashed. Sort of frustrated and short on time, instead of going here to ask and post a question, I went to Chat GPT and asked it for help. I showed it my code, and it suggested better alternatives. Took me 20 minutes and it was up and running. I can now create the index as I seed the database. My Chat - how I interacted with it, questions I asked [MongoDB Collection Index](https://chat.openai.com/share/bda55381-b332-406c-8308-ac978850c598) Artwork I've asked it to draw me icons, said it couldn't do artwork. It also said it wasn't connected to the internet, in which it lied. My thoughts on ChatGPT I'm impressed with it. Considering it's a large language model, that was fed tons of data, I used it to populate the data that I needed to work on my project, and it helped me. Google engineers say Baird is very good at completing sentences and spell checking, so I suppose ChatGPT populating my class object could be similar to completing sentences. I thought about if someone decided to take the entire Code Project database and created a large language model for it, That Code Project could be automated to help programmers in the future. I just wanted to post my experience with ChatGPT this week, and what I used it for. You can laugh at what I used it for, or be in awe like I am. Seems to be the new Abracadabra of the information age here today, for the sovereign individual to consume and take advantage of.
If it ain't broke don't fix it Discover my world at
I found the Microsoft Graph docs and google threads to be very lacking as I went about syning my POS system schedules to outlook 365. I tried chatgbt and the first code snippet worked so I don't bother with google for as much anymore. It does beg the question where that monster get it's information from because Microsoft sure isn't as forthcoming about it and S.O. is not as complete as say google api or square or even intuit.
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So I'm working on my app, that several customers want a copy of, and I needed to create some data for further development and testing. I used the internet to collect some NMFC codes, with little being made public, for NMFC refereed me to a subscription service that was expensive. I fired up Chat GPT and asked it for a list of codes, and it gave me a small list. Then I got curious; or perhaps lazy, and pasted in my class object for the codes, and asked it to populate my sample object with the list it provided, and it did it, perfectly. Then I asked it for more unique codes, no problem. My Chat [Common NMFC Codes](https://chat.openai.com/share/885e0180-bc44-4efb-8dde-be572142ce1d) Today, I had to write a search function for the NMFC codes for MongoDB. Never done it before, so I had no idea how to do it. Used a sample from MongoDB, and it crashed from not having an index in the collection. I had no idea how to create an index, so I used the internet and got a sample, and it still crashed. Sort of frustrated and short on time, instead of going here to ask and post a question, I went to Chat GPT and asked it for help. I showed it my code, and it suggested better alternatives. Took me 20 minutes and it was up and running. I can now create the index as I seed the database. My Chat - how I interacted with it, questions I asked [MongoDB Collection Index](https://chat.openai.com/share/bda55381-b332-406c-8308-ac978850c598) Artwork I've asked it to draw me icons, said it couldn't do artwork. It also said it wasn't connected to the internet, in which it lied. My thoughts on ChatGPT I'm impressed with it. Considering it's a large language model, that was fed tons of data, I used it to populate the data that I needed to work on my project, and it helped me. Google engineers say Baird is very good at completing sentences and spell checking, so I suppose ChatGPT populating my class object could be similar to completing sentences. I thought about if someone decided to take the entire Code Project database and created a large language model for it, That Code Project could be automated to help programmers in the future. I just wanted to post my experience with ChatGPT this week, and what I used it for. You can laugh at what I used it for, or be in awe like I am. Seems to be the new Abracadabra of the information age here today, for the sovereign individual to consume and take advantage of.
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Thorough, articulate, thanks !
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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Did it say that it wasn't connected to the internet, or did it say that it is not allowed to browse the internet?
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
It said it wasn't connected to the internet, and can't access that information. Then I said your information came from the internet, It sort of said it was coincidence, and apologized.
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Thorough, articulate, thanks !
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
Your Welcome!
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I found the Microsoft Graph docs and google threads to be very lacking as I went about syning my POS system schedules to outlook 365. I tried chatgbt and the first code snippet worked so I don't bother with google for as much anymore. It does beg the question where that monster get it's information from because Microsoft sure isn't as forthcoming about it and S.O. is not as complete as say google api or square or even intuit.
I personally think that the seeds to the large language model for Open AI were stolen from us, from our paid cloud subscriptions that we use to store whatever we store there. And that it may also have picked up more from Outlook 365 in the emails that have been written and stored as well. Then perhaps your not the first one to ask that question, and somebody else asked earlier, and you got their code sample. Take it one step further, thinking of the apps we run on AWS, Azure, and the successful code that we authored running and proving to be successful, that's a big catch to harvest.
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I personally think that the seeds to the large language model for Open AI were stolen from us, from our paid cloud subscriptions that we use to store whatever we store there. And that it may also have picked up more from Outlook 365 in the emails that have been written and stored as well. Then perhaps your not the first one to ask that question, and somebody else asked earlier, and you got their code sample. Take it one step further, thinking of the apps we run on AWS, Azure, and the successful code that we authored running and proving to be successful, that's a big catch to harvest.
If it ain't broke don't fix it Discover my world at jkirkerx.com
Mine runs on a dell '08 server in my office but oh my I never thought of the code base that's running on thier boxes.
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Mine runs on a dell '08 server in my office but oh my I never thought of the code base that's running on thier boxes.
I didn't think of it till I replied to your post. My code runs on my boxes in the office as well.
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