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Yeah I asked it a programming question and it suggested I could use both degrees and radians (for a 'double' parameter) giving literal examples (not just in tex
by icoder 4y ago
Yeah I asked it a programming question and it suggested I could use both degrees and radians (for a 'double' parameter) giving literal examples (not just in text but in code) 'use 45 for 45 degrees, and 1.5 for 1.5 radians'. This is for Flutter's Transform.rotate and unless I've missed something, this is always in radians. Took me longer to find out than if I had just Googled it, although I admit I had been using it with success all morning for comparable questions.
If it's right 90% of the time and acts and sounds like it is right 10% of the time while being (slightly) wrong, that makes it practically useless.
- manmal 4y agoIt’s not useless if you treat the output like just another blog post that could be wrong - with a healthy dose of suspicion.
- gremlinsinc 4y agoHell, even it could be right, chatGPT or the blog post but in tech/programming breaking changes happen and updates to frameworks so it could be giving you react 17 advice not react 18, etc.