I'm Kuba, interested in #linux :arch_linux: #coding :programmer: and #FOSS, but also #cooking 🍛 and #fiction. I use he/him pronouns. I love people :QueerCat_Bisexual:
Aspiring pirate 🏴☠️ who is exploring his way of being #free, looking for a people who are full of positive energy and trying to give them the same :blobcatheart:
Ohhh man! After getting my #nixos#hyprland setup tweaked to my liking, I hopped back over to my MacBook for some project work.
Couldn't well leave it alone before falling down the #yabai rabbit-hole and completely overhauling my #macos experience...for the better of course!!! :apple_inc: 🤘 #dev#programming
Hi everyone. Would you all be willing to share your favorite resource for learning #go Right now I’m using code academy and am currently learning functions. #developers#programming#coding
Surprisingly hard to google: where can I learn to build generative AI from scratch? I know a home rolled solution will never be like ChatGPT, but I would like to build a toy system in order to understand how it all works. #programming#ai#machinelearning
#AI#GenerativeAI#LLMs#ChatGPT#PromptEngineering#Programming#SoftwareDevelopment: "So: ChatGPT proves to be a useful tool, and no doubt a tool that will get better over time. It will make developers who learn how to use it well more effective; 25 to 50% is nothing to sneeze at. But using ChatGPT effectively is definitely a learned skill. It isn’t going to take away anyone’s job. It may be a threat to people whose jobs are about performing a single task repetitively, but that isn’t (and has never been) the way programming works. Programming is about applying skills to solve problems. If a job needs to be done repetitively, you use your skills to write a script and automate the solution. ChatGPT is just another step in this direction: it automates looking up documentation and asking questions on StackOverflow. It will quickly become another essential tool that junior programmers will need to learn and understand. (I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s already being taught in “boot camps.”)"