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Yes it can Yesterday i gave it a help chapter in a prompt about angular 16 The knowledge cut of is perhaps nice for politics but not for programmers. After war
by OhNoNotAgain_99 3y ago
Yes it can
Yesterday i gave it a help chapter in a prompt about angular 16
The knowledge cut of is perhaps nice for politics but not for programmers.
After wards i could ask it about syntax problems i had in some code.
Essentially it understands programming didnt know what was possible in angular16
A single example made it learn from it. Though when i asked for an example i got the exact same sample as i had given it to learn from.
Perhaps end this language cut of for technical data.
Its okay not wanting to get into politics (neither do i).
But give it something to read (yup let it read and remember it) a simple prompt read this page by page will do, and give it some recent books, or popular coding websites, let it read python.org angular.io perhaps some modern manuals and books.
It also seemed keen to learn new information, it quickly adopted it.
But only in that session.