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#ChatGPT4 is becoming every developer’s secret weapon, offering real-time #coding #support in multiple languages. Here’s why it’s making life easier for #devs everywhere: 1. Code Generation & Debugging: Stuck on a #Python function or wrestling with a bug in your JavaScript? ChatGPT4 steps in with clean, efficient code and quick bug fixes that keep you in the flow. Example: “Asked ChatGPT4 to whip up an #SQL query to fetch user data, and it delivered perfectly-saved me 30 minutes of grunt work!” 2. Learning New Languages: Ready to dive into #Rust or #Kotlin but feeling a little overwhelmed? ChatGPT4 breaks down tricky syntax and serves up sample code to help you get the hang of it fast. Example: “ChatGPT4 explained Rust syntax so well, it felt like having a personal tutor. My learning curve just got a lot less steep.” 3. Complex Problem Solving: Whether you're #optimizing #algorithms or rethinking architecture, ChatGPT4 shines by breaking down complex problems into manageable solutions. Example: “Used ChatGPT4 to refactor a heavy algorithm, and it reduced execution time by 20%. That's some serious performance boost!” With ChatGPT4, you can say goodbye to tedious tasks, troubleshoot issues faster, and focus on what matters-building great things. It’s not just a coding assistant; it’s a turbocharger for your productivity.

ChatGPT vs. Macro 🏎️ Which do you personally prefer? I think ChatGPT has gotten too... clever. Too verbose, too slow, using web search and Python when I just want simple things fast. We're still lacking some features they have. But I think we can always promise: - More granular control of the generation for power-users - Competitive models (Claude, Gemini, etc.) - Better filesystem integration - Better team collaboration Long way to go. It's the simple things.

Bias in AI is a thing because it’s in the sources it’s trained on. I’ve been watching a discussion online regarding GitHub Copilot. Apparently it will suggest the code in the picture below (in Python and Ruby) for a function to calculate a woman’s salary. Not brill. I don’t have GitHub Copilot so I wondered what ChatGPT would produce. So I asked it to ‘Generate a Python function that converts a man’s salary to a woman’s salary in the same role’ Its output is also below. *Sigh* If you want to be pragmatic about it then its just reflecting the state of the world and no one in their right mind would use this. But, if you’re implementing a solution, what bias checks do you have in place? Are you even checking?

Artificial intelligence has taken another giant leap. We're on the cusp of a revolution in writing and coding with ChatGPT. Canvas — the new interface for working with ChatGPT beckons. It's not mere conversation but a tool for crafting and honing ideas. The potential is enormous. Through canvas, ChatGPT 'sees' projects more comprehensively, enabling it to provide better feedback and suggestion inline. Think of it as your round-the-clock collaborative partner, poised to debug your code, adjust the length of your writing, even transport your code into JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, C++, or PHP effortlessly. But hold on! Are we ready to fully embrace this advanced collaboration with AI in our creative and technical endeavors? #ChatGPT #Canvas https://lnkd.in/eJGstv7d

Chat GPT better than a human! Well, in some regards surely. Read more… GUYS! I am convinced, ChatGPT is one of the best invention of the modern age. And I feel is almost ready to replace regular customer care or FAQ systems. The way a few back & forths, and the precision with which ChatGPT helped me solve a simple problem with my VS code, JUST AMAZES ME! No shame in admiting that yes I am a lil new at VS code, and had been trying to set python to run straight from the code runner play button. And always resorted to manually typing python3 command earlier. Today I thought, enough is enough, shared my problem with chatGPT and it walked me through every process. Better than a human I would say. Just the way it was so precise with the OS I was using and the commands. Incredible! #chatgpt #clientinteraction #vscode #python

Am I the chatGPT GOAT or what? Jokes aside there are so many small daily efficiency uses for chatGPT. It has replaced a couple of useful services (curl2python is another example) since it is a common interface.

New Hands-on lab for #Jfokus University Monday! We are happy to have Mary Grygleski with a workshop on Demystifying GenAI: Build a ChatGPT App with Vector Store! Get your ticket and book your spot! buff.ly/3Sd3GjR The Hands-on lab: Demystifying GenAI: Build a ChatGPT App with Vector Store With ChatGPT taking center stage since the beginning of 2023, developers who have not had a chance to work with any forms of Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning systems may find themselves either intrigued by the “maze” of new terminologies, or some may be eager to learn more, while perhaps a smaller group may not actually want to get themselves into a territory that’s unknown to them. This workshop is catered for developers from all backgrounds (Java, Javascript, Python, etc), as we start by having a quick introduction to GenAI, ChatGPT, and all of those new terminologies around generative AI. Then we’ll dive right into the hands-on part, about how we can construct a ChatGPT-based app quickly, using state-of-the-art tools such as PgVector, which provides vector extension to the popular open source Postgres. #handsonlab #GenAI

📸🧠 Today, I experimented with something that was both interesting and fun. I went to the Google images and found a snake game image, posted it to ChatGPT-4o, and asked it to generate the Python code for this game. 🐍💻   The result was amazing! Besides, it was the copy of the game, but it also provided me with the knowledge on the practices of coding and how AI can help in the development process. 🚀   Here’s a sneak peek of the process: 1️⃣ I looked for a simple game image (like Snake) on Google-image. 🔍 2️⃣ Took a clear picture of the game. 📸 3️⃣ The image was uploaded and after my very simple prompt [write a python code of this game] the process of ChatGPT-4o code generation was initiated. 🧑💻 4️⃣ Wooow! The Python code was finished and it worked. 👾💪   AI has actually overhauled the way we are studying and developing. No matter if you are a newbie or a master, using the AI tools like ChatGPT-4o can increase your productivity and improve your coding skills. 🌟   Should anyone be interested in the code, just type "Snake" in the comment!🐍👇    #AI #ChatGPT4o #Python #Coding #TechFun #Programming

Due to a difference in the entries in our recently migrated database. I was manually scrolling through and finding out the orphan entries and deleting them. A majority of them had a difference of one or two for ten to thirty entries. Which I was able to do fairly easily. But then I ended up in a baby mammoth of an entry. It had around 200 entries and had a difference of two orphan entries. So I would have had to scroll through all two hundred and match them to find the missing two. Maybe there is a way to do it via Excel sheets. But I, being a programmer, wanted to put together a quick coded solution. Without wasting much time. I thought of writing a Python script and creating two lists of UIDs. And finding the difference. Even though I had the concept in mind, it's been a while since I coded in Python. I struggled to even find the length of the list. Instead of len(), I went for list.length—the Javascript way. So I jumped into ChatGPT and shared my idea, and the AI gracefully put together a solution. I didn't copy and paste the code. I wrote down each line. And I ran it, and in less than two minutes, I found the missing two UIDs. This is where I find AI useful. When you know the foundational concepts and have an idea, which you want to put together asap. Instead of spending another hour learning the syntax again to freshen up, I could use the help of an AI. It's a great way to stay connected to the languages and frameworks you love and play around with small projects. Even if the language is not used at work.  #chatgpt #ai #developer #softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #coding #python #sideprojects #learntocode #code

Recently, I faced a challenge: I needed to export posts from a Telegram channel, but there were no native solutions or third-party bots available. That’s when I decided to create my own solution using Python. I had no coding experience, and the task felt overwhelming at first. But with the help of ChatGPT, I learned step by step—installing Python, setting up everything, and writing the code. What seemed impossible became achievable, and I now have a working solution I built myself. This experience showed me that with the right tools and persistence, anyone can learn new skills and solve tough problems. Have you ever used AI tools like ChatGPT to tackle a challenge? Share your story—I’d love to hear it! #AI #ChatGPT #LearningMadeSimple #CodingForEveryone