THIS Is The BEGINNING Of The END For Stack Overflow (ChatGPT)

Today I decided to test out ChatGPT for the first time. This video doesn't really go in depth about anything in particular, but is a great introduction to the technology that we will soon see in the future. Let me know if you have any questions regarding ChatGPT, this is just the first of several videos on this topic.
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00:00 Intro
00:39 ZeroDivisionError
01:05 For Loop Error
01:57 Increment Counter App
02:55 Generators Explained
03:56 Tips & Tricks
05:35 Chat Bot
07:05 Creating AI
07:48 Banana
09:13 Pick-up Lines
10:19 Coding Jokes
11:01 Currency Converter
12:44 Conclusion

[@jupiterapollo4985]

With Chatgpt you get the feeling of why do I even need to deal with these people at Stackoverflow? All these pissy personalities, bad code, and the infamous "Duplicated question". You always have to funnel around, searching the website to ensure that your question hasn't been answered before and write overly concise questions to ensure you don't upset someone. I just wanna ask a question and get a reference back in association with my code, or some specific algorithm without all of the bullcrap. Chatgpt does just that!

[@bastooopanooo2311]

Exactly SO is full of attitude idiots ADMIN and MODS

[@tomasslavik1119]

The worst thing is that those people don't hesitate to put so much effort to find duplicated question instead of answering for you. They would save their time and energy by simply helping instead of detective work of finding another occurence of that question 10 years ago in thread with two comments.

[@theruined2190]

ChatGPT atleast gives answer. While StackOverflow gives you "DUPLICATED QUESTION" and "Cant you just search it?"

[@AFuller2020]

I hope stack closes, too many rude users.

[@oliverjones4630]

I asked for a joke and got the following: "Why do python programmers have to wear glasses? Because they can't C!"

[@Indently]

That was a good one! Thanks for sharing ahaha

[@chaosordeal294]

Unix devs install applications on WIndows into the AppsData folder because they can't read.

[@lukerichards1188]

My electricity company supplies me with half-hourly electricity consumption data in a csv file. I asked ChatGPT to write code to plot a months data on a heat map in matplotlib/seaborn with the data grouped by day, then by half hour interval. I got code to do exactly what I asked for!

[@desperbamboo]

Chat gpt is how I learned the majority of my python knowledge. I have been coding for about a month

[@Indently]

Impressive!

[@gallahant]

It just wrote a code in c for me, for an assignment i have to do that i had no clue how to write. You have to phrase your questions correctly. After a couple tries, it got the code to do exactly what i wanted to. Aside from the fact that i am "cheating", it helped me learn. By going over the solution a few times i now understand the logic. It is an amazing tool any way you look at it.

[@Indently]

It is good if you know what you are doing, but if you're a beginner, you're going to be learning a lot of nasty code practises.

[@user-xedwsg]

Then just ask GPT for the best code practices.... @@Indently

[@jimaustin3608]

Interesting ... in one day ChatGPT made the code 'better": got rid of the global by using the tk.IntVar call. # Create a variable to store the counter value counter = tk.IntVar() counter.set(0) # Create a function to increment the counter def increment_counter(): counter.set(counter.get() + 1) Thanks, this REALLY helped me see the value/usefulness of ChatGPT ... in tech issues as you discuss, and in mundane things (that can save a lot of time!). Couldn't get ChatGPT to accept multiple lines; CR caused it to respond too quickly. Was about to do a web search when the light went off and I just asked ... dddduuuuhhhh! ChatGPT 'calmly' responded with 'just terminate lines with Shift+CR until ready to process the query'.

[@huntabadday2663]

Yeah, ChatGPT is pretty amazing, I maaaaay or may not use it to do my schoolwork... I go to a French school, so I was pretty happy to find out it can generate in French AND can translate text better and more fluently than google translate can.

[@aceilort]

LMFAO same, but instead I use it as a copilot :D I ask it questions on how to phrase my sentences, how I can start a new paragraph.. that's an interesting approach too! And, is it just me or does it (she? idk I would like to called it "she") sounds less formal in French? I can't give further details it's just the vibe that it sends me

[@bethrains3105]

Everytime I go to stackoverflow it's five wrong answers for one right one.

[@bastooopanooo2311]

The main issue is the admins themselves. That's why people prefer ChatGPT over Stack Overflow. Even before ChatGPT, every time you posted a question, there would be a moderator flagging to close it just to gain more reputation. I'm glad I don't have to rely on and beg for help on Stack Overflow anymore.

[@alecgamer420]

100%

[@noomade]

1:57 ... you should have asked it to rewrite the code with out the global variable and it would have done it! it is truly amazing

[@Indently]

Good suggestion! I'll bring that into the next video!

[@aeghohloechu5022]

If something seems off in chatgpt's response you can directly tell it what's wrong and it will try to fix it. It normally does not care about deprecations but you can point them out and as long as they happened before December 2021 and it would try to fix them. You can even ask it for optimizations (now I know the O notation of my code with zero understanding of how time complexity works)

[@ev-yt2064]

I asked ChatGPT to write Excel VBA code to read in two CSV files (I provided), divide each value if the first file vs. all of the values in the second file and show the results in adjoining columns. The program did not increment properly and stopped. I corrected the code and it worked fine.

[@Sinke_100]

I tryed few simple flask scripts, yes sometimes you have to do corrections but the heavy lifting of whole script frame is done for you quite fine, for least significant bit hiding text in image i got nonsence which was hard to work with, it's not a perfect tool but it can be very helpfull to boost productivity

[@erick_falker]

Yeah, I also asked ChatGPT for programmer jokes and it also replied me with lame jokes. 😂

[@Leshpngo]

Whenever I use chatGPT to whip up code, I tell it to add humorous comments next to the code.

[@Indently]

That’s a great tip!

[@charlesgagnon1129]

ChatGPT is great but not perfect. It sometimes gives completely wrong answer and he sounds really confident that his answers is right. Like for example he can create package that doesn't exist that is supposed to answer your question. It is great to help but it still need someone that know what is going on to know if the output is good or bad.

[@TheEnigmaProductions]

I despise stackoverflow so glad chatgpt exists

[@justinzoungrana5178]

This AI is just … amazing !

[@Pongo8844]

What is a good pick up line for a banana using banana.

[@Indently]

I should have asked that!

[@chaosordeal294]

Is ChatGPT going to be any good at telling you that you asked your question in the wrong place?

[@AhmadBakdash07]

You should write the start of the end

[@Indently]

How come?

[@ntlake]

Yeah, but no. It also provides wrong informations, and for complex codes or complex errors it can't do anything.

[@Rin-qj7zt]

You are a silly man.

[@kullimoney365]

can someone ask it to teach math? I want to see output? Lol

[@Indently]

It will teach you, it also teaches cooking

[@pmosh1]

But is it the end really? lol no.

[@Indently]

We should definitely keep our eyes on the stack overflow stocks over the next couple years. Maybe they will make their own ChatGPT, who knows. But if they pretend nothing is happening (which I doubt) then they are bound to fail.

[@Heavy_Lvy]

ChatGBT can remember what you said and you can use bad grammar and bad spelling

[@RetroGamingRandomness]

now i understand why you asked how i got the messages i sent you before lol....chatgpt 1 indently 0