still copy pasting from chatGPT?!
Not gonna make it
Pt2 in ai coding is ridiculous
This time using plain text so it’s easier to understand. Cursor’s ai edit UI is so sexy
How I spent 1996:
My boss wandered into my office and said "Hey Dave, do you want to rewrite pinball for Windows NT?". I said "Hell ya" and got paid to write and play pinball for two months... while listening to Soundgarden. And kudos to the original designers for a classic!
Interaction design separates good from great products.
The best way to learn it is with examples.
So I made this massive post with 43 original examples!
1) Remove friction with suggested options
Introducing Code Review GPT: Your personal code reviewer powered by LLMs⚡️
Improve code quality and catch bugs before you break production 🚀
How does it work?
🧵 👇
Spoiler: we used @langchain from @hwchase17 and it's incredible.
Excellent summary of the current state of LLMs by Ethan Mollick
Models Include:
- ChatGPT
- GPT-4
- Code Interpreter/Plugins
- Bard
- Claude 2
- Bing (GPT-4 with Internet)
Launching something small and magical 🚀
Introducing kui-dev 🐱
Generate code/UI with natural language in browser!
No more copy-pasting code between GPT/editor.
powered by @langchain@supabase@OpenAI@vercel
inspired by @swyx@shadcn
Future plans + Link to try ↓
#CodeInterpreterCan do entity extraction from websites!
Right click, save a website into HTML, upload that HTML file by dragging, and ask #CodeInterpreter to parse it (it has beautifulSoup package) and do entity extracts for you
Example:
https://t.co/w522HGhsms
I rarely use ChatGPT anymore.
Instead, I have a simple script to access the API directly. Every developer should consider doing the same.
This approach is cheaper for me. It's also more flexible and easier to run different experiments.
There are advantages and disadvantages to this method.
First, when I mentioned this yesterday, some people said the API doesn't keep the context of a conversation. This is inaccurate. As you'll see in the code, I keep an ongoing dialogue with the API and retain the context. My solution is rudimentary but is good enough for me. You can improve it if you need to.
Regarding pricing, I usually use GPT-3.5, which is very cheap. I can't imagine getting closer to $20/month using this model. For certain things, I use GPT-4. Slower and more expensive, but get better results.
The API might be more expensive if you are a heavy GPT-4 user. Don't fall for the one-time bill someone had one time and think that will happen every time. ChatGPT Plus is $20 monthly, regardless of how much you use it. That adds up quickly.
The main downside of using the API is losing access to plugins. If you rely on those, you must stick with ChatGPT's GUI.
On the other hand, you gain access to "function calling" through the API. OpenAI released this feature a few weeks ago, and it's a game-changer if you want to build anything serious with these models.
Of course, whether or not this is better for you depends on how you use the system today. I wouldn't recommend that my mom does this, but developers will probably have a better time and appreciate the flexibility.
The code in the screenshot is just a preview of the code. Link to the full notebook is in the next tweet.
I wrote a bit of a guide to ChatGPT’s Code Interpreter, which I have found to be the most useful and powerful mode of AI.
It is, like every product made by OpenAI so far, terribly named. It is less a tool for coders and more a coder who works for you. https://t.co/70NANv5u2n
Did you know that the fusion of AI agents and Bitcoin has the potential to revolutionize our world? 🌍 Let's take a deeper dive into this fascinating confluence of technology. 👀👇🏽
OpenAI is dedicating 20% of its secured compute to address the superintelligence alignment problem over the next four years and assembling a new Superalignment team.
Now these are the news I love to see 🤓
Wow Microsoft have free beginner courses in Data Science, Machine Learning and AI (all on Github).
Thats:
- 34 Weeks of Learning
- 70 Lessons
- 52 Quizzes
All for free?!
Thank you, Microsoft!
Here are the links:
ChatGPT can give you a kick-start when learning new skills.
But I like to learn through YouTube videos.
With the power of @langchain, you can generate a personalized YouTube study schedule based on a skill you'd like to learn.
Let me show you how: 🧵
#AI