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Hugh_Lebowski

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23. You know what I'm talking about (nt)

Reply to rog (Reply #20)

Mon May 29, 2023, 07:23 PM

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AI means everyone can now be a programmer, Nvidia chief says [View all] barbaraann May 2023 OP

Sure, if you're doing incredibly simple stuff (nt) Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #1

Photoshop now has an AI component. You can add whatever imaging you can think up. brush May 2023 #2

Photoshop is not programming Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #4

No, no. Photoshop with AI can now produce prgramming with whatever imaging... brush May 2023 #6

Very different kinds of websites than the kind I work on Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #8

I asked ChatGPT to write a simple lua script ... rog May 2023 #20

You know what I'm talking about (nt) Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #23

Well programming perhaps but being a software engineer is quite a different matter. honest.abe May 2023 #3

As an SQL guy having to learn some Python in my old age Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #5

Yeah, that's basically how I use it as well. honest.abe May 2023 #11

Agreed. Ms. Toad May 2023 #19

Exactly. SOMEDAY it may replace us, but that's a long way off Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #24

I think you will love Python after trying to learn Java. honest.abe May 2023 #26

That's what I'm expecting. Ms. Toad May 2023 #34

Yep, that's Java! honest.abe May 2023 #38

Can't the current language editors catch some syntax mistakes near real time? uponit7771 May 2023 #28

Yes, Ms. Toad May 2023 #33

For better or worse, my software developer husband thinks it will eventually catch up. barbaraann May 2023 #7

LOL.. I think I understand what he is saying. honest.abe May 2023 #10

Not impressed so far. Happy Hoosier May 2023 #9

Can AI make everyone a programmer? HappyCynic May 2023 #12

That's a good way to think about it, IMHO. n/t barbaraann May 2023 #22

Multiple languages Johnny2X2X May 2023 #31

Just another tool for the toolbox, nothing more. n/t Cheezoholic May 2023 #13

Don't count on it. CentralMass May 2023 #14

Why is that? XorXor May 2023 #37

The biggest hype since crypto. nt BootinUp May 2023 #15

It's more real than hype. Yavin4 May 2023 #17

The current AI models appear to be a much more limited BootinUp May 2023 #18

Programming is knowing how to play the piano. Software Eng is being able to compose a symphony. Yavin4 May 2023 #16

And composing a GOOD symphony requires musical talent, DemocraticPatriot May 2023 #21

THIS !!!! ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾 Best description yet, and there were analog piano players before digital uponit7771 May 2023 #29

The difference between a junior dev and a senior dev is... Oneironaut May 2023 #30

LOL. Says the CEO whose salary depends on people believing it. PSPS May 2023 #25

For junior programmers working on inconsequential projects, sure. Oneironaut May 2023 #27

This is a sales pitch. WhiskeyGrinder May 2023 #32

Pump and dump that stock Johonny May 2023 #35

If he is referring to ChatGPT, then I find it hit or miss for this XorXor May 2023 #36