Open source solution replicates ChatGPT training process

Re:Open source solution replicates ChatGPT training process by harleypig on Monday February 20, 2023 @07:14AM (#34867388)

* I'm learning a new programming language. "How do I do <some process> in <language>?" I get enough of an answer that I can experiment with the results. * I have to write business emails. Instead of spending 20 minutes trying to think of the right politically correct terminology, I feed it the bullet points and it spits out a mostly proper email which I then spend another 5 minutes re-typing to get it the rest of the way. * I've always wanted to start a blog, but I hate writing. Same idea as the previous point, but for blog posts.

I don't blindly trust it's output, but it saves me a ton of time in handling the to me bs extra stuff by filling in the edges.

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Re:Open source solution replicates ChatGPT training process by brainbag on Monday February 20, 2023 @11:12AM (#34869470)

The internet and books primarily focus on beginner-to-intermediate process, so there's very little resources beyond that. I've found ChatGPT to be exceptional for explaining things beyond it, like getting into more advanced Rust topics lately.

I think the key is to treat it like an experienced mentor that can make mistakes because of imperfect memory, not a perfect talking encyclopedia. Web searches don't always have the right answer, and even experts with decades of experience (cough) still get things wrong regularly. It's a collaborative conversation.

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