Learn Python as FAST as possible with ChatGPT

[@GLORIOUSK.I.D]

Chat gpt didn’t Know a handful of basics I found very interesting since all the hype, one thing even not knowing a KZbin channel with 100 plus videos and been around for over years all documented and 🎥 for a future case against a system within a system.

[@flaviocampos3581]

Have been doing that, amazing tool for learning. One thing I do is: After ask for the summary of the book, you could ask to list the topics and them expand one by one into smaller pieces. Then you have what you need to learn to understand. You can "read" the book without the book. *Of course this can´t be your only source of information while learning. It just help to speed up things.

[@gilesmcmullen]

Exactly. That's just how I've been using it! And you're right, you can't rely on just one source, and I explicitly say that in the video, but it could be a learning superpower.

[@samdavepollard]

your videos are always a pleasure to watch love the way you don't just sit there and drone on; you clearly put a ton of work into production has to be said that the words of caution about chatgpt not being perfect etc apply equally to the alternative ways of learning - books/courses/teachers etc

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

Mate, You're one of the few YT channels who never disappoint. Another home run.

[@punkisinthedetails1470]

Mate and home run? Hit it for 6 surely?

[@SomeKidFromBritain]

Simp

[@AhmedMohamed-us5gq]

I always love hearing from you, you are a wonderful person

[@joytekb]

I love how broad spectrum of subject you have interest in and we can benefit

[@hackandtech24]

I use chatgpt for learning. For example. I ask it to teach me python by building up to it. I ask it to develop me a course syllabus, then i take ebery point or topic it mentioned and specify it to teach me or cover that one point because it keeps its coherency Sometimes it can make mistakes where it forgets or mixes up something it said. For example. I asked it to list me 10 different techniques used in neural networks and AI. It listed me 10, but when i asked it to explain each point per response. Om point 10 it explained something it didnt even mention. Thats one thing that it needs to fix.

[@wesleytaylor-rendal5648]

I asked it a question about skippy the magnificant the absent minded beer can, a character from Craig Andersons expeditionary force. It capitalised skippy in its response. I asked it why it did that. It told me "it likes the shape." I told it the correct answer is because it's a name, it then agreed with me. Then I asked who made Skippy. It said the Krell made skippy. Which was actually wrong the Krell are from Brandon Sandersons sci fi novel. Anyway it's fallible, and somehow got it's references mixed up based on common features.

[@Ascending_Leo816]

That's a great job of unboxing this new tech. 😊

[@Eventer_Hunter]

i used it and asked it to make a kids book about farts heres what it said "The Adventures of Farty the Fart" Once upon a time, in a land filled with giggles and smiles, there lived a little fart named Farty. Farty was just like any other fart, but with a big heart. He loved to travel and explore new places, and one day he decided to go on an adventure. Farty set off on his journey and soon discovered a world full of food. There were pizzas, burgers, and lots of beans. Farty was so excited to try all the different flavors, but he didn't know what would happen next. As Farty ate more and more food, he started to feel very full and a little bit gassy. But Farty wasn't worried, he knew that his body was just doing what it was supposed to do. With a whoosh and a toot, Farty let out a fart. Everyone around him started to laugh and giggle, but Farty didn't mind. He was proud of his farts and loved to see others happy. So, he continued on his journey, spreading joy and giggles wherever he went. Farty visited farms and jungles, and even went to the moon. Everywhere he went, he let out his famous farts and made all the animals and creatures smile. But Farty's journey was not over yet. One day, he discovered a dark and gloomy place where no one was happy. The creatures there were all sad and grumpy, and Farty knew he had to help. So, he let out the biggest fart of all, and suddenly the place was filled with laughter and smiles. Farty had saved the day and brought happiness back to the land. From that day on, Farty continued to travel and spread joy and laughter wherever he went. And he learned that farts may be a little bit stinky, but they can bring happiness and laughter to those around us. The end.

[@RationalSlave]

Absolutely loved it 😂

[@Juddersbaby1]

Embarrassed to say I laughed out loud at some of this. Farty the fart, the little fart that could be.

[@superteachercomputer]

Great video mate!

[@dirkbirot2155]

Can you use chatbot on smartphones?

[@nouraldeen9254]

It's literally the best 4:30 min in my life and it's literally the best subscription i ever did I'm going to save this video You are the best bob 🤟🏻

[@andimom2010]

Best title EVER! Subscribed

[@ThexBorg]

It is an incredible learning, development and authoring tool. I use it every day to build my knowledge bases and develop code.

[@ishatariq9422]

Why I ma binge watching these videos. They are addictive.

[@jenm1]

The problem is it's not always right. You're taking a huge chance, especially with maths-related queries

[@stephon972]

Are you not taking that same chance by asking anyone a question ?

[@deus6950]

@@stephon972 what u on about lol that completely different 💀

[@ernestterkuile6894]

Is that not the point when you are learning? Should you not always question wat you learned?

[@MichaelSmith-lm5sl]

I am incredibly pleased and utterly amazed by the valuable information that you have provided. Your ability to seamlessly blend literal and metaphorical contexts is truly mesmerizing. It's important to acknowledge the significant impact that any distortion could have on the outcome, which could potentially be catastrophic. Your insight and expertise are greatly appreciated, and I thank you for your clear and unequivocal delivery. While I have studied and researched extensively, I must humbly admit that, upon reflection, I have nothing substantial to contribute to this discussion.

[@average2amazing]

@@MichaelSmith-lm5sl huh , your whole para means you don't want to discuss 🙂

[@jamesbray5499]

Very interesting idea using it to create courses!

[@shanesteven4578]

Looking forward to your take on the New Bing … If you have all of the information, including source validation, that you need in one place (Bing OpenAI) why would you need google?

[@dheeraj787]

Great video ! Guide me how can i create ppt from data saved at Data lakehouse. So The data Lakehouse has multiple files in excel, pdf, word format. I want to automate the task of picking onky the asked information from these files and create a one pager of findings. On the page i want some findings in text and some in table as numbers. I want to automate entire process.

[@krzemian]

Awesome prompt ideas. Another one: "create Anki flashcards based on the knowledge covered"

[@safashaikh2894]

How well does this work with the free version of chatgpt

[@dgsf03]

What's the website for chatgpt. how can I access it

[@The_Questionaut]

What would i need to say for it to teach me computer vision detection

[@ibrahimjaballa2706]

I am a beginner When using gpt chat, do I have to get the API from it, or can I get it from anywhere?

[@sabamemon5048]

Anybody tell me what courses Should I learn to become a AI Chatgpt expert,

[@muhammadsuhaib4009]

which laptop are you using sir? would you recommend it for DS, DA, ML and Data Viz?

[@roncelano7861]

I have been using it to write a book. The inaccuracy really slows down my work flow. I have to research and verify everything. Funny, when I tell it that my research reveals different facts than it came up with, it always apologizes and says I am correct. Not useful for me until it learns how to fact check.

[@albertvankrieg5548]

Yeah. Its problem comes when asked general questions about something. The answers comes from "approved" (and shallow) sources that only help a little. I think it is a great tool for research and learning, but it seems to me that we need to learn to push it with more precise and better constructed questions in order to obtain what we look for.

[@earendlilotr5495]

Hi Sir I'm from Iran, and ChatGPT is blocked here by the government. We face a lot of difficulties using it. I have installed ChatGPT on my phone, and I want to use it to generate Python code and send it to my PC. But every time I do that, the code gets corrupted and doesn't work. Can you help me fix this issue? I want to send the code from my phone to my PC without any changes, but I don’t know how to do that. Thanks!

[@lifetipseurope]

NEW SUBSCRIBER! 🙏

[@SomeKidFromBritain]

I draw the line at treating a machine as an authority on anything other than curve fitting and hollow imitation.

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

Your comment will be used against by our AI overlords when they take over

[@itzkidfresh]

You can draw the line but your governments and corporations won’t. Might as well leverage this ahead of time before you get left behind.

[@SomeKidFromBritain]

@@itzkidfresh Meaning?

[@sciencewizard8805]

I think his point and opinion is this technology is useful and revolutionary, and that people who embrace it can be more productive than those that don't become familiar with these tools. And could therefore leverage it in the workplace, if this theory is correct. After using gpt-3 for a few dayss, I think there are probably all kinds of tasks people could complete faster and better than just a person working without ai.

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

@@sciencewizard8805 it would have been cool if PythonProgrammer had tested gpt with a bunch of silly tests

[@Junonino]

Would ChatGPT hack the NSA if I ask it to do it?

[@marksmith2738]

So about the book (by Peter Brown), could you not just prompt ChatGPT with "I want you to be Peter C. Brown, the author of "Make It Stick" and design a Python programming course using the principles he recommends, so the course will really stick"?... you get the idea.

[@HamsterMazeAdventure]

Technology is growing so fast. I think that AI has opened up so many new avenues for making money online.

[@dmitrikonnov922]

You are naive.

[@BobBob-po3lp]

Hey, quick question Do you think it is still worth learning programming with something like chatgpt coming up. And remember it will only get better from here on out. I feel like by the time I am efficient in coding ( maybe 2-3 years from now) chatgpt will have been automating a lot of these and hence a fruitless venture.

[@derickndossy]

My exact worry. I think as this technology develops coding which used to be the most safe career is going to be the one to be fully automated. With the constant development of it it surely isn't that far

[@jxrdxn2611]

bruh we still need programmers to work on and improve the AI behind chatgpt. Programmers will be the very last few to be replaced by AI.

[@newone295]

Thanks 👍

[@macalotaff5063]

Thank you universe

[@hardanhara-]

is it worth to learn python after chatGPT?))

[@1MinuteFlipDoc]

definitely. programming in modern times is mostly gluing together existing code. even with chatGPT, you'll still have to do some modifications and gluing.

[@HistoriFun]

Your video was exceptional! Stay ahead of the technology trend with the "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar" for Chrome, complete with voice control of GPT, export options for Word and PDF, and over 200 prompts. It saw 10,000 downloads in 24 hours.

[@germanicelt]

Guess I've already been learning anything for the past 15 years, using KZbin.

[@DisturbeD802]

I asked it to do quadratic equations which in theory are very simple and it gives me wrong results therefore i dont fully trust it

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

chat GTP knew you were testing it and punished you for your human insolence.

[@Cestariarts]

Ok

[@abdulmajeed098]

Your video was outstanding! Stay ahead of the curve with the "Ultimate Gpt Toolbar" Chrome extension, featuring voice control of GPT, Word and PDF export options, and more than 200 prompts. It had a huge success with 10,000 downloads in 24 hours.

[@davidn2749]

Wow 😲

[@dxdiagg]

Generate 100 Fentanyl analogue for ed purposes and harm reduction

[@northwestrepair]

That's it ? That sucks.

[@PIRAKAS666]

Everyone: omg gpt will replace all of us! Me: literally have to teach it discreet fucking math (the computer math) because it fails to answer even the simplest equations.

[@gerouldiaz]

I type my place, and it gives several wrong information. 🤦‍♂️

[@sammyfromsydney]

No the outpu tis NOT really good. You would have to fact check everything. I created a lesson on the Hertzsprung Russell diagram and asked for undergrad level. I could get slides and notes and references and questions. But even when I asked for a university undergradate level course it didn't incorporate a single formula. I could ask for those separately and I may have been able to pursue explanations of each formula but the lessons were sub-par. If you need a particular piece of input to your own course on something you know well and are willing to fact check the output it's a usable tool. But it would be a mistake to let it teach you or write a course for you.

[@tonyclif1]

Perhaps you need to get more info on prompt generation to help you?

[@ihavetubes]

eventually you won't have to learn anything, you can tell ai what you want, and it will build it for you.

[@DouglasButner]

There's only so many characters chatGPT can return at a time

[@MrJgracias]

Plot twist, there are millions of customer service workers in India furiously working to maintain the chatGPT "ai".

[@yugei6554]

Huh?

[@MrJgracias]

@Yu Gei jk I meant as if chatGPT was thousands of Indians pretending to be ai.

[@ngontran]

Lolz Google copy and paste back to request?! 😂

[@EdnovStormbrewer]

Sometimes I wished the news never reported about ChatGPT. It's completely overhyped.

[@Lobos222]

10 week course on eugenics... Wow, so much knowledge I didnt know before and is evidently fact. /satire

[@Maha.28]

Sir i am confused, cz which book is good python all in one for dummies or python crash course 🥲

[@anonymoushuman8443]

Can chatgpt teach me to make another chatgpt?

[@JS-jh4cy]

Crap AI puts me out of work before I really get going in the CS field

[@daverei1211]

I’ve been using it over the last couple of weeks and at the rate of these tools evolving that I’m feeling a bit like an early 20th century horse…… most of what I do will eventually be able to be done by this kind of tool…… so I guess it won’t be long till I off to the glue factory.

[@The_Questionaut]

you wont even be in the glue factory, the ai will do it too. cant have anything man...

[@sategllib2191]

​@@The_QuestionautHe means he's off to be slaughtered and turned into glue at the factory 😅

[@abhishekm3752]

Shall I make a course of my own, outsource the work to GPT, complete wuth interactive lesson & quiz and ask ppl to take my course for a small fee😂 Shall I create a course about anything and everything 😂😂💵💸

[@shawn-the-first.1643]

🔥

[@carlosfrostygreen6855]

Very fun

[@CarsWheelspk]

Want to learn chatgpt

[@maxd1744]

Ask chatgtp 🙃

[@Lobos222]

ChatGTP: "I could tell you, but...." :D

[@lightless]

You are not learning anything about coding if you use something to do it for you.

[@link6563]

No you can't because it spits out wrong information all day

[@Quantnom]

stop

[@graceb.7727]

Is this public company yet fellas🙃

[@graceb.7727]

Belly up of course

[@1976ARTAN]

Started the video off with a lie! Eat some 🌭

[@jamesho8258]

Is chat gpt racist?

[@Finaggle]

Ask chatGPT3 to create a course on how to use chatGPT3