That makes sense. I use it to solve bugs which it's good at, but don't use it for writing code. And yeah I do have to fight it a little to stay on track and stop looking for other bugs.
Only yesterday, on my personal free chatgpt account it had to commit to memory "stop stating things as fact that you don't know for sure" lol. Like you'd think that would be trained in
I use it in my job and it has increased my productivity so much that my work hours are basically halved. I don't understand what you guys mean by fighting the machine?
I'm the most senior tech support with coding background and I'm blown away by Claude. I do have to interact with it a lot to get to the root cause of a ticket - is that the fighting you're talking about?
I'm so confused.
About the images thing: half the posts on reddit are just [content removed by moderator] when you click into them
Exactly. Be grateful that all of reddit is not here.
The creeps will just find a way to remove it.
Fair enough. I just see that as part of the process. If we didn't have to guide them, they'd have our jobs already