6 Figures 6 Certs Random Thoughts Thread

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Touché. But also the reason I don't feel it's going to "replace" human beings, even if corporations buy it, only enhance or add to whatever knowledge is already available. You need some sort of human knowledge to determine the output of "write the client and server code for a human-to-human fx-currency swap service" from ChatGPT is incorrect.

it will be incorrect. i can say that without even looking.

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breh once you submit your query ... or it works on your part solution .. it then puts that in its model.

no way are banks putting proprietary code (like high frequency trading or pricing code worth gazillions) anywhere public.

no way are they building important code in it that others could get.

most devs at banks are not even allowed to see that code much less a public or shared service.

i think someone else here was saying "watch out for your job" because corporations are not going to want to share induction models but i'll let them speak for themselves.

 

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I don't agree that everyone that is a programmer has all the knowledge in their head, readily available to troubleshoot all scenarios. Now, if you've been at one company long enough, then yes you've probably encountered most issues.

I'm speaking from my perspective, where I've worked as a contractor in different industries. Take SQL for example, the scenarios you code for in a healthcare environment are different than say a legal or government environment. Then you have to factor the way data is model and with government, the level of access to data. LOL I jut don't feel bad if I need to research some things.

ansi sql is not programming.

 

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Exactly! Which is thy the don't fukk up the bag comment was weird to me. My examples have been generic inquiries, the SQL code I entered was void of server names

LOL you're the one that provided a specific example only to tell me the answer wouldn't be available because corporations wouldn't make their proprietary code public. To me it only reinforced my idea this type of technology won't replace humans and I shouldn't be worried about my job. For you this seems to be some kind of "Gotcha" moment and I don't feel got.

it's not a "gotcha". it was posted on here a few days ago about people getting into trouble for using chatGPT due to privacy concerns.

jp morgan restricting its use.

JPMorgan restricts employee use of ChatGPT

JPMorgan Chase is temporarily clamping down on the use of ChatGPT among its employees, as the buzzy AI chatbot explodes in popularity.

edition.cnn.com

i know from my own work that companies are not going to expose certain code to anything outside.

i wouldn't even take code from chatGPT to put on my own personal git because it could be traceable.

nb: code not = sql

 

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[Obreh Winfrey]

What's up y'all!! Wanted to come back and share the tweet below. This woman gave some insights on using ChatGPT to create a table to critique your resume. I thought it was cool and definitely helpful for me. I didn't score above 80%, so I'm going to beef up my resume some.

I did this, it was fairly useful. It seems to think I'm able to swing my dikk around and top companies but my response rate doesn't agree . I told it to rewrite some of my entries and I liked what I saw for some stuff.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

ansi sql is not programming.

I'm sorry. but the professional in me says screw you, respectfully.

 

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I'm sorry. but the professional in me says screw you, respectfully.

null point breh

Spoiler: ...

ayou wait til' chatGPT buck up pan you

 

[Serious]

Sometimes you just wanna slap the shyt outta folk for their bad money habits. Put yourself 30 thousand dollars in debt trying to show out

Go ahead tell us the whole story now

 

[Serious]

How? By making my job easier and getting things done more quickly and efficiently? Or by improving my resume so that it can align better to positions I desire? I was able to take 50 lines of SQL code and have it placed in a table that I could copy and paste into an excel spreadsheet in under 5 mins. It would have taken me longer than that.

I swear yall are the scariest mfs in existence. ChatGPT is only as "dumb" or "smart" as the person making the inquiry. Most people in their jobs perform some sort of research or use sources to answer questions and troubleshoot. LOL if you've ever worked in tech support you know that google was a necessity. It's not humanly possible to remember every troubleshooting scenario, the same with writing lines of code.

LOL then it's always someone wishing something bad on people utilizing a product to improve their livelihood. "Going to be funny when..." head ass. You're funny now though. Keep sitting stagnant at your jobs, burning up the clock, learning nothing new, doing nothing new, and wishing ill on those who aren't.

Those interested in utilizing ChatGPT smartly, to make their job easier, will get useful answers. But if you're going to ask it stupid ass shyt like "how many backpacks can fit into a Tesla?", well...

Come we all use this shyt for our job at this point.

What’s understood don’t need to be said

 

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Come we all use this shyt for our job at this point.

What’s understood don’t need to be said

Lol no everyone doesn’t use it for their job and not in the same way. I never used it in that way.

No worries, I’ll never share anything else I feel is useful on here again. Y’all are clearly on it, so that was my mistake.

 

[Serious]

Lol no everyone doesn’t use it for their job and not in the same way. I never used it in that way.

No worries, I’ll never share anything else I feel is useful on here again. Y’all are clearly on it, so that was my mistake.

Why are you taking the all or nothing approach, right now.

 

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I have to start adding some of these financial numbers to my resume. Things like “managed a portfolio of over $80m in accounts receivables”. I work with these numbers all the time, but realized it’s not reflected anywhere.

It seems like such a “duhhh” thing but looking at these other resumes over the last couple days, it makes a difference.

 

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Why are you taking the all or nothing approach, right now.

Bro, I have nothing to offer.