I feel like you've almost got two types of programming - you've got one where you have a task and there's some real problem-solving involved in trying to figure out how to make a computer do the thing you want.
Then you've got the other one where the task is quite straightforward, but you just have to figure out what names of functions to call and in what order - and normally you'd be spending all your time consulting API references, Google and StackOverflow
I reckon the first one, I'm not sure an AI will help much with at the moment - but the second one it's already semi-useful at and will end up being awesome.
I'm sure I saw something a few months ago where someone had the AI actually rigged up to Python and it was able to try things out for itself and iterate?
I guess if it were possible to actually connect the AI to your Bangle so it could run the code it created, it could iterate itself and might actually be able to come up with something working in its first answer
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If it gets to that point it would be very cool!
I feel like you've almost got two types of programming - you've got one where you have a task and there's some real problem-solving involved in trying to figure out how to make a computer do the thing you want.
Then you've got the other one where the task is quite straightforward, but you just have to figure out what names of functions to call and in what order - and normally you'd be spending all your time consulting API references, Google and StackOverflow
I reckon the first one, I'm not sure an AI will help much with at the moment - but the second one it's already semi-useful at and will end up being awesome.
I'm sure I saw something a few months ago where someone had the AI actually rigged up to Python and it was able to try things out for itself and iterate?
I guess if it were possible to actually connect the AI to your Bangle so it could run the code it created, it could iterate itself and might actually be able to come up with something working in its first answer