ChatGPT Tutorial for Developers - 38 Ways to 10x Your Productivity

[@programmingwithmosh]

Whether you like ChatGPT or not, remember: ChatGPI and AI are here to stay. Rather than resisting this reality, you should embrace it and learn how to use these technologies to stay current and competitive.

[@animeshbhattacharjee761]

Can you please mention the link of chrome extention for chat gpt?

[@vincentfernando10]

I have used it to combine a function in Django to calculate Zodiac sign by date ad month input. I still a beginner in both in Django with basic understanding of python.

[@programmingwithmosh]

@@animeshbhattacharjee761 Just added!

[@RUFMUT]

@@programmingwithmosh Thank you for video. But ChatGPT is not working. "ChatGPT is at capacity right now". What should I do? Is it everywhere like that?

[@AdventureShortsRS]

@@RUFMUT give it some time because it's being used by many people at the same time , check it back in sometime , it should work fine.

[@DeanMcCoy]

I don't know how many times over the years I've searched the web, stack overflow, and KZbin for answers on technical code issues I've been stuck on. Now I've found my answer.

[@DAERR_fps]

While I was preparing for my final exam, I asked several questions about Online algorithms, Linear algebra, Image processing, Transformations using matrices, etc. ChatGPT's answers weren't always the best, but were a very good starting point to understanding these concepts.

[@grileck6094]

chatGPT is just like one month old AI child, and just started to learn. Just imagine where it will reach in next few years . Some day it will catch your comments on this youtube video and will try to improve the areas you mentioned.

[@MEATHEADBooYA]

@@grileck6094 No its not... haha.. They been working on ChatGPT for 5+ years with the rest of their models.

[@robertmrobo8954]

@@grileck6094 ChatGPT didn't start leaning the day it was announced.

[@mr.monitor.]

@@grileck6094 it's about as smart as the average college student but with better spelling and math

[@milanpospisil8024]

@@grileck6094 No, its not the child. It is fully mature. To be able to improve drastically, one has to improve also the methods. Bigger model and more data will improve it too, but not drastically.

[@tntg5]

For an expert developer, this is a piece of cake. Because this tools is going to help the expert writing code faster, as they already know what the answer is, they just want to be more productive. For someone learning how to code, I'm afraid this will remove the hard process of search, try, fail, repeat until you get on top of things. However, juste because experts today learned a certain way, doesn't mean there aren't any other ways. Let's just hope this tool will enable fast learning rather than blindly depending on its output.

[@MauroC74]

yeah, i agree, it's great for beginners because it helps you learning almost everything and it's great for expert developer because it boosts productivity BUT it's not a magical wand that makes you a programmer (or whatever) without some effort, people should understand this. And it requires asking the right things in the right way.

[@demangchoy6025]

Great comment. I really hope that new developers still take the time to understand the fundamental concepts behind what chatgpt is spitting out. This is important because it is not 100% perfect. You will still need skill to debug or tweak for desired output. If you do not have this skill you will not make it far. Coding is only small part of development, critical thinking & analysis is true developers greatest strength.

[@Gazer-x5s]

Chat GPT is not always accurate so it is best to use it as a educational tool instead of relying on it.

[@tntg5]

@@Gazer-x5s for now! God knows whats GPT 4 and 5 will do

[@sands7779]

Maybe learning to code with chatGBT will be like learning to read bylearning to recognise words by sight and work out if same rules can be applied to other words with similar spelling e.g lead and read or resume ( for a job) and resume ( begin again). With learning sources like Stack Overflow, learners already copy, paste, test and adapt code and synthesise parts together. Novice coders learn how to be more precise in their internet searches early on and they will do this with ChatGBT.

[@mohan_prasath]

One year before, I had started learning PYTHON from you. Now, I have learned many technologies such java, javascript , front end development and so on.... All because of interest gained from your teaching with your 25years of experience. I have sticked your picture as an inspiring mentor in my dream book. Thank you for everything. I love you ❣️

[@navascrisis100]

We are of the same edge, with my 17 years of Age, Mosh has turned me into a Well educated Programmer looking forward to grab a Carrier in Machine Learning, Automation and AI

[@CaspianTheGreat15]

@@navascrisis100 me too. I'm 16 yo and I mainly work in python and django

[@caradepollasucia]

same here, i am 13 yold and i already did half of his courses

[@realhexe]

same here, I am 4 years old and mainly specialize in python (I work in google now)

[@onceinsomniamiracleneverla6767]

Same here im 8years old and im working for netflix full time

[@EthioFkir]

Always 2 minutes of mosh video greater than 1 semister lecture from university .....thank you & tube,Internet

[@podcasthostel]

university is a waste of time and money

[@babygerbil]

100%

[@tahiralauddin4787]

I never saw Mosh this much excited in teaching something. He's mostly very calm and composed. But no one can get over the amazing benefits of chatgpt.

[@Zunree1869]

Making hacking effortless, ye thats something to look foreward to.

[@lenny8511]

@@Zunree1869 that’s an incredibly narrow minded view of the potential for this technology

[@thomasjust2663]

Probably because he does not code for a living, coding is going to be non existant in less than 5 years

[@Zunree1869]

@@thomasjust2663 FINALLY! someone who actually knows what this will do in the long run.., more hacking, less developing. Not a good future is this tech becomes big.

[@tahiralauddin4787]

@@thomasjust2663 Maybe 🤔

[@JuliaSheehy]

Am not working as a programmer at this time, but even in my present work as an Instructional Designer for a small engineering company, this video was a truly outstanding introduction. I am eager to experiment. Thank you!!!!

[@fmitsinc9146]

I asked chatgpt a geometry homework question from son's 10th grade math book. It provided the correct answer with explanation. It was awesome. I think it can be a good teacher

[@jeremy_logan]

Oracle Apex developer here. Asked it a couple of questions and was blown away with the answers it was giving me. Especially with such a niche programming stack in pl/sql and apex. Now I'm using it every day.

[@siphillis]

Okay, if Mosh is recommending we learn ChatGPT, it's probably a good idea.

[@kimberlyweidner6105]

Productivity is never by luck. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort. To be able to make a change one will have to do more than the obvious, financial freedom is not always about being rich and having a lot of money. Instead, it is more about having control over your financial present and your financial future

[@olgageorgsen9654]

No matter how much you trust your own investing thesis, it still takes some ball to watch your portfolio tank even alongside the market and thats why the use of Financial advisor is still ideal

[@kimberlyweidner6105]

Financial advisors face significantly more stress than the average profession. Sometimes i feel like squeezing the crap out of a stress ball, and that's okay. Asides that, I'm completely comfortable paying someone for a job well done, and I've covered a lot more financial milestone using trade strategies from a financial broker and advisor in lesser time compared than I do on my own. I will only have a big problem when someone giving me advice is not being transparent.

[@davidpowell3884]

Your approach is correct and shows you have lots of experience, and I made a mess of my investment experience initially and I made a drastic progress with a professional advice

[@kimberlyweidner6105]

The markets have been really volatile, Lisa Michelle Pacillas has been very instrumental with my winnings. But it's sad that whenever something big goes wrong, a lot of people panic and hold on to money that should be working for them. Having monitored my portfolio performance return huge six figures from the last 2 quarters, I have learned why the market will remain a money den for those who know where to look.

[@alexegrey4214]

The market has been killing me so much lately. Too much FUD going around, buying at the top and selling at the bottom. I can't afford to be on the losing side any more. do you have more information on this financial advisor? I would actually need a guide

[@yetibop]

Just graduated from a coding bootcamp and found out about this like 2 days before it ended. Can't stop using it. There are so many technologies to use that coding really only requires a basic knowledge of code. Pair that with a deep fundamental understanding and you can create amazing projects in half the amount of time. Absolutely love this.

[@yetibop]

@i_ambob903 absolutely agree on learning fundamentals and having a deep understanding but chatgpt is also more than code snippets. Who knows though, maybe in the future writing complex website code will be a thing of the past.

[@trappedcat3615]

@@yetibop I think its great if you like it. Its like having a friend to help you along your journey and it's not just snippets. You get step guides and can learn a lot by doing.

[@yetibop]

@i_ambob903 you didn't watch the same video then because he clearly mentioned having it ask questions as a technical interviewer and mentioned many times the assistance with understanding code.

[@Boxing_Gamer]

I'm not sure how it will handle large projects but it can be a great assistent. Now we just need to integrate it with an ide

[@yetibop]

@Boxing_Gamer At its current stage it isn't able to handle much but imagine in the future when it is near flawless in its coding skills and is able to view its results. Amazing times to come

[@KamramBehzad]

Officially blown away. Cannot fathom where we will be in 5 years.

[@randomgblsfs2190]

Hello sir, Just wanted to let you know that YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER EVER.

[@kittgs]

Thank you for pointing out that you can ask follow up questions. There are so many videos where they ask a question and then pick holes in the answer as if it is a "one and done". If you treat it as an iterative process it gets so much better.

[@christiansantos5168]

As a college student majoring in computer science, I've used chatGPT to very much help me clean up my code or whenever i get stuck and frustrated when my programs won't run and it's give an error. I don't feel intimated by AI. It feels like I have a peer or an instructor just simply looking at my code and assisting me on finding the problem. I very much learn from that and makes me a better developer from learning from my mistakes and learning from chatGPT.

[@AdetolaAbiodun-mv1bk]

I just stumbled on Chat GPT today and seems amazing. I used it to refactor existing functions in a code base. most answers were logical and backed up with meaningful reasons..

[@akhi_zayd]

As a Front-End Creative Developer this is absolutely mind-blowing and will help so many people with issues or problems they might endure. What a time to be alive!!

[@HumanTouchArt]

say goodby to web dev industry at least the very well paid secure job market is going away in the next couple of years .....

[@Wrong3R]

@@HumanTouchArt cry, you should continue work as a plumber

[@brian1801]

For anyone discovering this channel for the first time -- MOSH quite simply ROCKS! Makes my day that someone so exceptionally talented has done so well. Fantastic explanation and examples of ChatGPT. Thanks!

[@6Diego1Diego9]

stop worshiping youtubers

[@alals6794]

What do you mean by he "rocks"? If you don't follow up that baseless claim than it remains a baseless claim.....Actually, one baseless claim , "rocks", followed by another, "fantastic explanation and examples...."

[@petermorris1696]

Rocks? what you mean

[@davidabraham5325]

Thank you Mosh great tutorial and yes ChatGPT is a game changer its like having a personal assistant and coding buddy. Ask it to compare insurance company benefits for policies you want, give recipes for your favourite food and design application enhancements for user challenges etc. This list goes on...

[@hothaifim]

your are the best mosh...making everything very simple ..your way of taking the subject and teach is amazing ...thanks sir and may allah bless you ....

[@jesseburstrom5920]

I had a bunch of warnings in flutter project, so i put warning with that page code and managed even if not perfect answer 0 warnings. Good support, also in one database project gave exact explanation of stored procedure and functions. It helps very much as ball plank for tech special questions you do not want to bother co workers with!

[@embossCoder]

I wonder yet amazed by these people who can understand and then teach to others about new things.

[@PossibleProbability]

At the CSS part I was thinking "I wonder if it does Tailwind as well" and a split second later you have mentioned it in the video :). Very well done. Thanks.

[@relaxingwithmidfulmoment1177]

Mosh is in the building!!! glad to see you back Mosh

[@abdoulkalimbazambanza7834]

I wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the video. The information and insights you provided were truly valuable and I found it helpful and informative. I appreciate the time and effort you put into creating this video and sharing it with us. Thank you for making it available, it has really made a difference.

[@xrmasiso]

would love to hear what you think of my video too! i spent hours making it and on the topic of why people can relax because of chatgpt... there's been a lot of fear around it recently.

[@chrundlethegreat2251]

I'm in marketing and internal solutions. For us it's sometimes easy to forget we don't always think like the consumers or can fully interpret data into accurate depictions to predict behavior and optimize accordingly and also that we don't and never will know everything. I consider chat gpt and other ai as having the world smartest intern as your assistant. Instead of work shopping blog post ideas for hours, we give a detailed prompt with a direction, refine the list, prompt title ideas for each of the shortlist options and even go as far as prompting a suggested structure for each option. It saves a lot of time and save all the flowing creative work for the home stretch. Everyone works better together and contributes more value to the end product with these custom specific guidelines to get the ball rolling.

[@luisipop]

I use ChatGPT to troubleshoot my code, the ability to give feedback to a solution that doesn't work helps a lot

[@black_iq1054]

I LEARNED A LOT FROM MOSH ESPECIALLY PYTHON I LEARNED QUICKLY WITH HIS EXPLANATIONS EXAMPLES

[@Nowdeep]

*I usually refrain from writing long codes. where it helps....bt U Mosh ! Your vdos helps me a lot to learn and switch from c++ to Python..... And now I'm learning JS....* ............. _Thanks._ 👍

[@More-right-rudder]

Man, I just used it at work yesterday to create a test string for exception handling. I needed an example invalid ascii test string for base64decode and man, let me tell you, google search did not help. But chatGPT gave me an answer in minutes. Love to see it. Is it going to take our jobs? If you don’t use it to your advantage then possible replace some of our work for sure.

[@JSRJS]

You can also paste in code and tell it to optimize it or analyze if it can be re-written for better performance then tell it to explain why. It's solved some MAJOR issues we had a team of devs trying to figure out for weeks and it did it in 10 seconds

[@nogrammer]

You guy have no idea how useful this is for programming in assembly too, it's incredible.

[@prestigious5s23]

ChatGPT is definitely going to be an important part of software engineering life in the coming years but so much care needs to be taken so that source code and confidential documents aren't fed into it. I've been using it in work and there's no question it has drastically sped up development, but it does make mistakes and you definitely need to know your code to spot flaws or making an algorithm perform better.

[@prakashborekar]

I’m shocked to see this insane revolution. I’m grateful to you for the detailed insights and inspiration. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ZajoSTi]

I love ChatGPT. It has boosted my productivity so much. It is like having a super senior colleague who know everything and he won't stop liking you because you have too much questions.

[@alals6794]

Ok, but what are its drawbacks, in your experience?

[@ZajoSTi]

@@alals6794 They often will not give you ultimate answer. But will put you closer to it. I would compare it to a calculator. Also, it may have false logic in some topics. Apart from that I still love it. You still have to use your wits and communicate with the team. The best help is with generating code snippets.

[@anurasenarathna1703]

A very good video regarding Chat GPT. You said it correctly "Whether you like ChatGPT or not, remember: ChatGPI and AI are here to stay".

[@gamincogag]

Yes and I love it.

[@b.vbeval3795]

Really good tool for amateur coder like me. Speed at least 10X of my data analysis progress. Not only can chatGPT write certain R functions for my, but also create bash scripts and excle formulars. Free me from looking though all kinds of references and stackoverflow anwsers. What really helps me a lot is this tool help me to understand the coding languages I used every day deeper.

[@EricBishard]

Love this take, this is how I and my fellow engineers are using it, I really wish I had it when I was a junior engineer. Keep learning, keep pressing your skills, leave 5 new technologies that help you to learn faster and get your job done quicker and you'll set yourself up for a great career in engineering. You can cheat on a test, but when you don't know the answer IRL, you look like a fool. KEEP LEARNING

[@sundayoladejo9266]

@Mosh, may God bless you for this eye-opening video, I have never used chat GPT like this before

[@ravifonseca8]

I've been saying this ever since I heard about the software: This is precisely the assistant I've been needing for some time now. It's not 100% accurate in the answers, but it provides a lot of tools and know-how from different fields, enough for us to have a starting point and where to go. And in this video I saw even more expansion of how to ask questions or questions I can ask. spectacular Thank you for the video

[@marveken]

The best 28 minutes of my 2023 so far

[@stanislavvasilyuk4852]

Revolutionary tool! Amazing explanation (as usual)! Thank you, Mosh! You're my favorite online teacher!

[@Peywan]

love to see a new video of you, finally again! great one

[@codingmantras8103]

Thanks, Guru! Love you.. you are the one who introduced me with Python, Django a ML with your course on Python For Developers. Enjoying the Journey in the way you directed!!!

[@vahiddabbagh6794]

Unbelievable and truly amazing technology. Thanks for this video Mosh.

[@aloksharma5468]

Mosh! Trust me you are really changing people's life, obviously in a positive way.XD Incredible teacher.

[@architpatel2713]

100% game changer for me . I don't know coding. Chatgpt can very very helpful for me to build program. Now I'm developer.

[@toshyamg]

I love the way you explained the topic, it was easy to understand and really appreciated the examples used. Thanks for the valuable information.

[@amitsaini9149]

I think visionaries and creatives are going to have a ball. People were getting limited by technology and language knowledge. Now with just basic know how of tech and creativity people can flourish. Its going to decrease inequality. Best time to be creative.

[@Ak_Concept]

To be fair most of the times it will give you answers and code similar to when you google it. But as you interact more with it, it really helps you to understand and point you to the right direction. It is still young with lots of data to process, but would be interesting to see when it matures.

[@kaipn9763]

Agreed. A single standalone question can be googled to find out the answers. But it's never that simple, we have follow-up questions like trying to understand how something works. This is where ChatGPT stands out and its best trait is, it "remembers" the questions you asked earlier in the conversation and drives you in the right direction.

[@gokulakumar7658]

@@kaipn9763 Exactly why I love ChatGPT!

[@Ak_Concept]

@@kaipn9763 Absolutely and it is how the Machine Learning works similar to human brain neural networks, Chat GPT is young but with every usage it is creating a trained model by learning to decrease the percent of error. Interesting Maths involved if you dig deeper.

[@jonqn07]

Amazzziiiing!!! Thank you for your detailed explanation! You're the best!

[@maazahmad9756]

Mosh, your video on ChatGPT was like a masterclass in language understanding. I was blown away by all the examples you provided on how to use this powerful tool in different programming languages like JavaScript, Python, and SQL. It was like watching an artist create a masterpiece, but instead of paint and canvas, you were using code and ChatGPT. Your explanations were so clear and easy to understand, it made me think that maybe I too can become a ChatGPT master with enough practice. Keep up the fantastic work, I'm looking forward to more of your tutorials! plot twist! i wrote this comment using chat-gpt

[@maazahmad9756]

also this one: Hey folks! So, I just watched this video by this KZbinr named Mosh, and let me tell you, it was like a masterclass in language understanding. I mean, I've always been terrible with languages, I can barely speak my own. But this Mosh guy, he's a magician, he made programming languages like JavaScript, Python, and SQL look like child's play. It was like he had a secret decoder ring to understand ChatGPT, and he was kind enough to share it with the rest of us. I tell you, this guy's the real deal. I'm gonna keep watching his videos, maybe one day I'll be able to speak JavaScript too!

[@halaldeveloper]

The plot twist 😅

[@animelover5093]

Absolutely amazed! I'm also utilizing ChatGPT to learn Pandas and Sklearn, and it has been an incredible companion on my data analytics journey. The ability of ChatGPT to explain code meanings and address my questions in various use cases has made my experience truly exceptional.

[@evyguo7577]

This is so far the best tutorial for developers on how to use chatGPT. Would love to know more!

[@amirhoseinshams256]

Congratulations for 3 million subscribers! You really deserve it❤️ واقعا کارت عالیه داش مشفق👍❤️

[@muherezajoel8075]

Mosh, Thankyou for showing the world important technologies like these.. ChatGPT will help me increase my productive as a i move on with my CS Course at university.. i will share this with my course mates

[@mual77]

As usual, another great tutorial by Mosh 👏🏼 Thank you so much, dear.

[@AbhishekKumar-sp5yz]

Thanks Mosh, I was eagerly waiting for your video on chatgpt

[@deejaydev]

Thanks Mosh your way of teaching is beautifully straightforward. I wish I had a teacher like you in high school I would have been a better student.

[@hamidrezabina9174]

you are one of best programmer in the world. درود

[@abrahamsamuel364]

"I found this video to be very informative and helpful. Mosh's explanations were clear and easy to understand, and I appreciate the examples he provided. This video has helped me to better understand the topic and I will definitely be watching more of his content in the future. Keep up the great work Mosh!"

[@AnnaBriker]

Why quotes? Does chatGPT wrote this text?

[@beebles15]

It looks like this reply was generated by ChatGPT 😂

[@saipavan77]

@@AnnaBriker 😂

[@saipavan77]

@@AnnaBriker may be asked chatgpt to appreciate the mosh 😂

[@saschabrukoski2734]

Seriously.. I thought this comment was generated by chatgp.

[@elinaneophytou2821]

Fantastic hack! I did everything you showed here and it worked! Thanks a lot!

[@TH3BADRO]

I have been trying it for some time and it's a great tool really. It's like a teacher that you can ask for anything. It's just next level. I have so many ideas that could make use of it. But I have this bad feeling that it's too good to be true. I know it's said that this is a research preview. I just hope that they don't make the final version too expensive if it becomes paid.

[@stopstalkingme2023]

if feel like thats where they will be heading to. This AI is too powerful to be free.

[@BillKinsman]

It is a new era of endless possibilities for technology. This is the most exciting time to be alive, ever in history!

[@ali_ginga]

This technology is truly amazing! The potential here is almost beyond comprehension. Thanks for the tutorial Mosh and for your enthusiasm with this :)) and you are right, the technology is here to stay, so why not embrace it?

[@thbadmin7751]

embrace it?! It is about to replace you!

[@Juan-xn2nt]

It's just Google for idiots

[@Edward_T_Martin]

@@thbadmin7751 thank you. Apparently IT people think they are immune from being replaced the way auto workers were replaced in the 70s.

[@thbadmin7751]

@@Edward_T_Martin - Exactly, steel workers are another example.

[@JazevoAudiosurf]

the unit test example is amazing, didn't think of that. will save me lots of time

[@soumyadeep_bhattacharjee]

Sir, you are a true master.Its a great experience to hear from you. I have learnt a lot from your unmatchable tutorial. thanking you for the information.

[@taj-ulislam6902]

Excellent, impressive examples. I have used ChatGPT for some time to get help in coding with mixed results. It often returns results that look extremely good but then when you look at the code a bit more carefully, it turns out to be a fudge. It definitely knows how to lie expertly!

[@navaneethakrishnans9434]

Dear Mosh Hamedani, It would be great if you could teach us JAVA SPRING Framework too ..! Years of eagerly awaiting. Thank you so much🥰

[@shuhratakramov5292]

Many thanks from Uzbekistan

[@akkitty22]

"Generalize the function XYZ()" works wonders in order to build more DRY. But I'm of the impression the more clear your instruction, the more detailed, the better the output from ChatGPT. So really spend a bit more time on that initial prompt you send to ChatGPT. If you do, you'll do less "oh you forgot this" to ChatGPT, which if you recall, will be fed into the conversation and train it to do probably problematic things as a result of your constant corrections....

[@MohamedAnsary]

The most notable feature of this technology is its ability to efficiently process and condense large amounts of information. It would be fascinating to examine the correlation between the integration of technology in education and academic performance, specifically with regards to grades in schools at all levels. If technology is utilized primarily for writing assignments and conducting research, it stands to reason that grades would improve and graduation rates, particularly for higher level degrees, would increase. However, it raises the question of the significance of these degrees in a world where AI has the capability to outperform and outpace human abilities, as demonstrated by its success on professional exams such as the bar and medical exams.

[@kumarsingh001]

Very well articulated; I wish I had more time for trial and error, but I'll be 56 in August and I need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, especially with the looming inflation and recession; my goal is to have at least $1 million by the age of 60.

[@aureliobjm]

@@GGGsanchez6334 Yes, I've used such expert, an investment adviser at that, and she really worked magic on my portfolio, initially I was always in and out of the market, selling at a complete loss but for the past 2years I've been mostly in the green, earning steady profit irrespective of market movement thus gaining over $850k+ in the past 2years

[@aureliobjm]

@@scottjason2030 Credits to 'Heather Lee Larioni' she has a web presence, so you can simply just search her

[@TheGbelcher]

Mortgage your home and buy crypto currency. Any crypto currency.

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@@TheGbelcher lol

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

Bots

[@IT-Entrepreneur]

I love Chat-GPT for code reviews. It often does give me advices how to improve my code.

[@rmk_ro]

I am so blessed to be a student of coding and programming in the age of AI. Coming from a different discipline to software engineering, we are in truly interesting times.

[@Adam96616]

I could literally break into a happy dance with ChatGPT.😇

[@ckac7309]

after finding job you realize banned in MNCs

[@rmk_ro]

@@ckac7309 MNCs are stupid if they are banning new technologies. It just shows their/senior management's immature insecurity.

[@ckac7309]

@@rmk_ro they of course not stupid... Why would they hire you if bot can do the work...

[@rmk_ro]

@@ckac7309 there's a difference between a bot doing the mundane job and using AI as an aid in improving productivity. What did you learn from watching this video above?

[@SatshInYT]

Mosh, the way you explain the topic in any video is amazing. Inspiring !!

[@USAdrop_official]

Great video as always mate. Love your videos and content. Keep up the amazing bro!

[@rp1894]

I'm a big fan of your pits, Mosh.

[@dubaifatimaali]

This is super cool. Absolutely incredible. AI to another level. I am gonna try this now. This is going to be favorite tool. It's so useful for me.

[@John-qe3ky]

So glad you warned on the bias aspect.

[@hourglass8450]

This is what I've been trying to see from google search for the last 20 years lmao. I can finally continue my same way to search things using ChatGPT, but now it will explain things to me as I wish hahaha

[@peterng25]

I created my own piano course (I actually am following a course on the Net) with ChatGPT's help. It created the first 8 bars for 'La Marseillaise', a very recognizable melody, for the right, then the left hand, then put it together. I can of course continue later by asking for more notes, and it's great for practice. The human imagination is now free to create any course for anything we want to learn, and the learning can now go from the simple to the complex, at our request. Human intelligence has at least doubled, and I remember it was Ray Kurtzweil who said by the next decade (2030's) our intelligence will (or may...) be increased a million times. Hard to skeptical of Ray right now

[@hobbyfarmyard]

You ask the question and ChatGPT provides the code. Soon maybe ChatGPT will be able to write a complete program just by reading the "Requirements". Developers like us can be jobless soon 😀 . Mosh, as very usual the video is very informative and direct to the point! Thank you!

[@fighter8931]

which field of software development do you work in?

[@aminehl6025]

​@@fighter8931I wonder too.

[@hobbyfarmyard]

@@fighter8931 automating tasks with python, building, testing, deploying and etc..

[@v1das007]

Coding is to a large degree an art of writing down the requirements in a specific programming language. Code IS the requirements, in it's essence. It would be extremely troublesome to write it all down in a natural language most of the times - or you would have to be so precise and systematic, that it would be easier to just write the code. AI can produce a lot of things, but it can't read your mind and produce what you need by chance. Sure, it could be helpful, but the programmers are there to stay.

[@milanpospisil8024]

Not yet. But, sure, noone can say if the human level intelligence will not come withing this decade - then every one will lost job :-D For now, this does not understands what the code does. It is trained on very large data. It is good in generating snippets of codes that are quite general and repetetive. So treat it as better intellisense for now.

[@PhelixJangu]

This is incredible. Reducing development time tremendously.

[@Animeisbeatiful]

I just finished watching the video "38 Ways to 10x Your Productivity," and I have to say that it was incredibly helpful and informative. The presenter did an excellent job of breaking down tasks and providing practical tips for developers to improve their productivity. The strategies presented in the video are not only useful for developers, but they can be applied to any profession or task. I particularly appreciated the emphasis on taking care of one's physical and mental health as a key component of productivity. Overall, I found this video to be a valuable resource and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to become more efficient and effective in their work. Like and Subscribe.=)

[@bigmtnstudio]

LOL ChatGPT comment! I love it.

[@Animeisbeatiful]

@@bigmtnstudio LOL comment to comment! I love it!

[@nuskha9548]

i am 11 years old and because of you i am having a great start thanks mosh ❤

[@RyanMitchell-kv5zv]

This is crazy. As a junior front-end web developer who is in the earlier stage of my career, I think this tool has huge implications for my ability to learn and code QUICKLY, but I also fear that more advanced iterations of this that openAI releases in the future will eventually start reducing the overall demand for software jobs by companies due to developers being able to be so much more productive.

[@EnglishwithVictor-98]

I am in the same case , I am new into coding and I am really afraid that it would be harder in the near future to find a job in Web developer Do you have some ideas to share?

[@thbadmin7751]

BINGO!!! Better start looking/training for something else.

[@gamincogag]

software developers should be very afraid. Your jobs are gone in like 2yrs.

[@rafalos-zx6go]

@@gamincogag if that is so then so are loads of other jobs including engineering. Gotta stick to flipping burgers

[@24055-i]

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[@mgabriel650]

chatgpt gain 1 mil users in 5 days , this video made 1 mil views in 14 days that's impressive , amazing work keep it up

[@anthonybisong6744]

As usual you explain everything perfectly. ChatGPT is absolutely incredible and a complete game changer it will put stack overflow and google search out of business

[@youss1006]

At least someone with right credential to talk about chatgpt

[@youss1006]

I am a mechanical engineer looking to change career into software . I joined your group in telegram . I have been learning c/c++ for almost a year . I was wondering if you can help me build some portfolio project to help get my first job. Thank you so much

[@braker37]

Honestly I find the excitement with which ChatGPT is greeted disturbing. How can anyone be that excited at the prospect of a TOOL replacing him? I'm speechless.

[@RakeshRaj-dz2rk]

Man love this I just heard about ChatGPT weeks ago and started searching tutorial end up your video. The best way of explanation to start with would like to see more about all OpenAI in future. Thank you very much !!

[@2an_sound]

Okay since this is from Mosh, I know it's going to be one of the very very few videos on ChatGPT that isn't click bait

[@programmingwithmosh]

Indeed! I personally cannot stand those clickbait videos claiming to help you earn $3000/day from ChatGPT!

[@hisdness1]

This is one of the greatest things that happened to programmers because they'll get their answers quick and you can always verify if something is not right anyway. We all learned by going to stack overflow and now we don't need to use it that much since we can just ask ChatGPT.

[@janalgos]

An interesting video would be comparing ChatGPT to Copilot or other similar AI code completion tools

[@mehrdadmousavi9144]

Thank you so much for showing me how to use ChatGpt for searching. You are a great teacher and I learned a lot from you!

[@anthony452]

"Make yourself obsolete at 10x the speed with ChatGPT" Fixed the title.

[@OttoVanluchene]

If you want to be obsolete even faster don't use ChatGPT

[@anthony452]

@@OttoVanluchene it's learning from you. You're essentially saying "owell we better learn to bs with it while we still can". Do you honestly think you'll always have the upper hand with this thing? It's like watching a bunch of people in clown suits build a car with the end goal of being hit by it. Pretty hilarious.

[@programmingwithmosh]

It's not going to make you obsolete. As I explained in the video, ChatGPT has limitations and can make mistakes. We still need seasoned software engineers to use their judgment to evaluate code for correctness, best practices, efficiency, etc. Despite your reservations, ChatGPT and AI are here to stay. Rather than resisting this reality, it's more beneficial to embrace it to stay current and competitive.

[@OttoVanluchene]

​@@anthony452 It's going to improve If you are helping or not. But my point was that if you collega's are using it an and be more productive then you. You will have a problem on your next performance report.

[@anthony452]

@@programmingwithmosh has limitations" Yes, THIS version has plenty of issues. Do you think technology like this stops here? You're absolutely correct, they need seasoned engineers to get this thing where they'd like it to be. After they accomplish that, you are obsolete. You're essentially saying "our new overlords are here. Learn how to interact with them or get left in the dust." While never realizing your own input is how you'll become irrelevant. I know you're light-years ahead of me in programming but the ignorance to think this is "it" for this AI just seems incredibly ignorant.

[@bluetechempire3565]

To me chatGPT gives programmers the ability to learn several programming languages or technologies without worrying about memorizing every little syntax, or statement nor struggling with syntax mismatch between languages. Rather it gives us the ability to focus on understanding how a programming language can be used and it’s general syntax. Programmers can now focus on creating more complex projects while chat GPT provides the little code snippets needed during the process as well as a quick tool to refresh our memory on things we might have forgotten or things we don’t understand well. Every good programmer should be able to use, test and correct code snippets written by chat GPT as well as utilize them in larger complex projects.

[@YousefRastgar]

Thanks Dear Mosh, for this great video just like your other videos! I've used ChatGPT from it's release date and I can just say that it saved me many many hours of coding and searching in google for different solutions. and an amazing thing about this, is that if you talk more with ChatGPT and ask for code optimization/enhancement, it will take your code to production level :)