I wouldn't use Copilot. I've noticed how it distracts people in screen recordings. They pause to see if what is proposed makes sense, and it usually doesn't. Distractions are the last thing I need.
I wouldn't use Copilot. I've noticed how it distracts people in screen recordings. They pause to see if what is proposed makes sense, and it usually doesn't. Distractions are the last thing I need.
Actually, back in the days, google would have given you a tutorial with the correct answer together with examples too. You don't need LLMs for this, just honest search. But honest search is gone.
I wonder how long till ChatGPT gets entshitified too...
What might save us from ChatGPT enshittification are the freely available LLM's. Probably won't be long before we can have a code companion running locally. It's probably already here
In my experience if you search for an advanced topic it's likely to drown you in beginner's tutorials for anything even remotely related.
My pet peeve is i do embedded linux on custom hardware, and every time i need to check something i'll be up to my neck on tutorials telling me how to enable, say, spi on a raspberry pi in user space. Even if I was explicitly searching for a totally different SoC and a recent reference for the kernel functions :)
Some of you are set in this idea that an LLM can possibly not be even slightly helpful that you have to trudge through pages of documentation just to look for one slight thing that it'd have told you right away _if_ you wanted it to.
Dear ProbablyRealPersonGPT, please provide the necessary code in C with a short explanation
... Which is Tiny C Compiler