I founded AWW which had 1.5M MAU and was acquired by Miro in 2021. Now I'm working on making software development autonomous - https://github.com/Pythagora-io/gpt-pilot
Thanks @matijasos! Yea, I also think that this approach should yield a big productivity boost for devs. It took us 3 weeks for this mvp.
The biggest challenge is just tuning (not fine tuning) of prompts and point GPT-4 in the right direction. I think that this is a biggest work that needs to be done going forward - figure out what prompts work the best.
Dad-of-Four, Ex-Teleco engineer, entrepreneur, self-taught dev, interested in tech, science, and life on a broad scale. Always busy developing and learning. Currently Building Q-Droid.
I guess the prompts one feeds to the LLM's will always be the greatest challenge. We struggle as humans to communicate explicitly with eachother, so trying to tell a LLM exactly what we want will be as big, if not bigger challenge, especially if we start pushing the boundaries a bit. It does make for very interesting and exciting times though. And the sooner we can learn how to apply this tech responsibly and efficiently, the sooner we as a human species would be able to stop looking and fighting "inward" and start turining around as a collective to go out and explore outward.
Watching The Next Decade of Software Development - Richard Campbell - NDC London 2023, I watched with great interest as he demonstrated in an interesting way where we started off about what 40-50 years ago, and pointed out that we are at the end of "Silicon-Street". Soon we wont have atoms left to make smaller transistors with.
And while quantum computing is its still in its very infancy today (comparing it to the first computer memory and processing power capabilities), I am positive that "tomorrow" we will soon be set on a similar path as far as growth of knoledge and technology is concerned when quantum computing truly kicks in.
There's a whole galaxy out there that can be discovered and explored over the next few centuries, and then next it will be our known universe. It's time we stop our little "pre-school tantrums", and look at "primary school". There's so much to learn and gain, vs loosing a stupid classroom fight. Imagine where we can be once we reach some modicum of "adulthood" in our approach to being human?
To take 3D printing next-level from greating all kinds of stuff from raw materials, imagine what we can do when we can start printing with base element atoms? What about Warp engines. The micro experiments scientists have been working on just last year makes the dream of going to WARP 9.5 far more attainable if we harness our energies and focus it on teaching our creations to do some hard thinking at "double quantum-time"! LOL
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Thanks @matijasos! Yea, I also think that this approach should yield a big productivity boost for devs. It took us 3 weeks for this mvp.
The biggest challenge is just tuning (not fine tuning) of prompts and point GPT-4 in the right direction. I think that this is a biggest work that needs to be done going forward - figure out what prompts work the best.
I guess the prompts one feeds to the LLM's will always be the greatest challenge. We struggle as humans to communicate explicitly with eachother, so trying to tell a LLM exactly what we want will be as big, if not bigger challenge, especially if we start pushing the boundaries a bit. It does make for very interesting and exciting times though. And the sooner we can learn how to apply this tech responsibly and efficiently, the sooner we as a human species would be able to stop looking and fighting "inward" and start turining around as a collective to go out and explore outward.
Watching The Next Decade of Software Development - Richard Campbell - NDC London 2023, I watched with great interest as he demonstrated in an interesting way where we started off about what 40-50 years ago, and pointed out that we are at the end of "Silicon-Street". Soon we wont have atoms left to make smaller transistors with.
And while quantum computing is its still in its very infancy today (comparing it to the first computer memory and processing power capabilities), I am positive that "tomorrow" we will soon be set on a similar path as far as growth of knoledge and technology is concerned when quantum computing truly kicks in.
There's a whole galaxy out there that can be discovered and explored over the next few centuries, and then next it will be our known universe. It's time we stop our little "pre-school tantrums", and look at "primary school". There's so much to learn and gain, vs loosing a stupid classroom fight. Imagine where we can be once we reach some modicum of "adulthood" in our approach to being human?
To take 3D printing next-level from greating all kinds of stuff from raw materials, imagine what we can do when we can start printing with base element atoms? What about Warp engines. The micro experiments scientists have been working on just last year makes the dream of going to WARP 9.5 far more attainable if we harness our energies and focus it on teaching our creations to do some hard thinking at "double quantum-time"! LOL