No it's not......it's code is laughable. It's not even great except for atomic operations.
It will literally hallucinate variables, make up functions that are slightly different names then they are supposed to be, it is not even great at making comments for code.
It struggles to optimize anything, and while it can spot syntax errors it will typically fail to recognize scale problems or issues with structural problems. It also loves adding things that do nothing or unnecessary stuff.
When asked for specifics it fails to deliver and usually the only thing it can do is auto complete after some repetition.
It helps speed up tedious tasks and boiler plate....but it fails to deliver logic. I have also not been able to successfully optimize my code and I am sure it's not fully optimized.
It also fails to build anything larger than a chat bot conceptually. It cannot fathom all the interconnectedness....most programmers can't either. So the prompts are inadequate....
Also.....code is typically around a typical context - ie Domain. So it tends to be information dense and also can be multiple states based on conditions of the situation, whereas the LLM are outputting based on a closed solution. They will typically generalize and cannot provide the necessary insight that would be needed...and how would the programmer know unless they also have the knowledge.....
We are back to TDD now....we need to have all the tests for the AI to be checked against.....
It is written as instructions....but not the same way as language is used. (Coding is performing actions.....the computer does stuff....)
Language like prose and poetry follow grammar that is used to convey ideas.....not perform actions.
You do not speak and have doors open without first developing an entire 'smart system' that alone can only 'open', 'close', 'swing' etc.
But those actions require a physical set of motors, actuators, controllers, a power source, a BIOS, and some kind of training.....then and only with the creative foresight of putting those things together does the word do anything....
Just like software.... It's a massive system and not just some words....
You cannot convert any program to another language.....that's a myth.....
It's based on the physical computer and the underlying instruction set and attached paraphernalia before those instructions mean anything.......
Language is incidental....but its not the primary element.....
Language is for humans.....coding is not language....
No.....you don't seem to understand the difference. Coding is system specific..... constraints based on physical systems. It does not exist alone.
At the same time, language is defined in different structures from code. You could technically define a code for people.....those are imperatives that tend to rely on societal norms and cultural common ground.
For example. Sing the national anthem. Is an instruction, but it requires a system of ideas, but code cannot create the systems.....ideas are self replicating, but code cannot make a chair.....
No it's not......it's code is laughable. It's not even great except for atomic operations.
It will literally hallucinate variables, make up functions that are slightly different names then they are supposed to be, it is not even great at making comments for code.
It struggles to optimize anything, and while it can spot syntax errors it will typically fail to recognize scale problems or issues with structural problems. It also loves adding things that do nothing or unnecessary stuff.
When asked for specifics it fails to deliver and usually the only thing it can do is auto complete after some repetition.
It helps speed up tedious tasks and boiler plate....but it fails to deliver logic. I have also not been able to successfully optimize my code and I am sure it's not fully optimized.
It also fails to build anything larger than a chat bot conceptually. It cannot fathom all the interconnectedness....most programmers can't either. So the prompts are inadequate....
Also.....code is typically around a typical context - ie Domain. So it tends to be information dense and also can be multiple states based on conditions of the situation, whereas the LLM are outputting based on a closed solution. They will typically generalize and cannot provide the necessary insight that would be needed...and how would the programmer know unless they also have the knowledge.....
We are back to TDD now....we need to have all the tests for the AI to be checked against.....
But coding is not language.....lol.
It is written as instructions....but not the same way as language is used. (Coding is performing actions.....the computer does stuff....)
Language like prose and poetry follow grammar that is used to convey ideas.....not perform actions.
You do not speak and have doors open without first developing an entire 'smart system' that alone can only 'open', 'close', 'swing' etc.
But those actions require a physical set of motors, actuators, controllers, a power source, a BIOS, and some kind of training.....then and only with the creative foresight of putting those things together does the word do anything....
Just like software.... It's a massive system and not just some words....
You cannot convert any program to another language.....that's a myth.....
It's based on the physical computer and the underlying instruction set and attached paraphernalia before those instructions mean anything.......
Language is incidental....but its not the primary element.....
Language is for humans.....coding is not language....
No.....you don't seem to understand the difference. Coding is system specific..... constraints based on physical systems. It does not exist alone.
At the same time, language is defined in different structures from code. You could technically define a code for people.....those are imperatives that tend to rely on societal norms and cultural common ground.
For example. Sing the national anthem. Is an instruction, but it requires a system of ideas, but code cannot create the systems.....ideas are self replicating, but code cannot make a chair.....