> for a programmer looking up something like “network request python” things like ChatGPT or Github CoPilot become much easier to use, as they have IDE integration (Why didn’t Stack Overflow make IDE plugins for this stuff years ago?
No? isn't that just like Google "i'm feeling lucky" but without even bothering to look up who said what and why.
GPT strips things of context, and this makes it difficult to know how much to trust it, and value it in comparison to alternatives.
I mean if you don't mind quake3 code turning up in your work, and don't mind even knowing that's what it is and where it came from then i guess that level of don't give a crap matches what you are doing - seriously if it's just a hack i have nothing against this, but it doesn't feel right for any long living code.
No? isn't that just like Google "i'm feeling lucky" but without even bothering to look up who said what and why.
GPT strips things of context, and this makes it difficult to know how much to trust it, and value it in comparison to alternatives.
I mean if you don't mind quake3 code turning up in your work, and don't mind even knowing that's what it is and where it came from then i guess that level of don't give a crap matches what you are doing - seriously if it's just a hack i have nothing against this, but it doesn't feel right for any long living code.