You’re formerly Honeymonster, right?
Hey guys. What is the point of coding when chatgpt can do the small tasks. Like we can tell chatgpt to generate a software with complete ui in python. It seems that Nvidia CEO was right. Like one can generate a complete ERP solution in chatgpt. Why hire newbie coders.
go and try to make your own app with ChatGPT
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Stop listening to tech industry leaders and their opinions and check what this belief actually does to your actions. If you tell yourself that learning coding has become futile because Nvidia’s CEO said so, that’s the end of that story for you, you won’t take any action because you let yourself become easily discouraged.
What’s an alternative line of thought that’d be more fruitful for your interest in coding? If AI replaces junior programmers(debatable of course, but let’s run with that), AI just helped you reduce one of the biggest risks in startups. The bar has been lowered. Learn to code, and figure out how to create a startup focused on something people actually use. With the advent of machine learning, there might just be a new golden age of startups.
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This.
We’re adding things about AI to Index Gate, but it’s already a pretty dense title. We may have to create a separate title.
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ChatGPT isn’t foolproof. I’ve got mixed results asking it for a complete program. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Definitely still need humans to massage the generated software to make sure it works in the target uses cases and doesn’t have weird errors.
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Or make a experimentel version one with ai and one without and see how people respond? Like asbr one with fame and one without fame,
I feel like maybe there should be more scripting for money so we wont have to be worried about the market or achieve financial freedom
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I am picking up Quantum Limitless then Limit Destroyer, and from there build a custom with all the AI or tech modules I can fit. The goal is to use Index, absorb it, become it, then do the same with the writer program… then HERO maybe. Allow me to earn in the top 1% of writers and the top 1% programmers or software engineers or find my niche in tech… ASBR to help with all of that as well, whether you make a second title or not, please understand I am looking to embody and capitalize on this. (Genius, Billionaire, Programmer, Writer)
@SaintSovereign @Fire Will running microloops of thirty seconds once or twice a week still allow the NWE in Index Gate to manifest or should I not worry about that?
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Id like to know too
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But i think it does as i sold my ebay listing literally 1 day after i listened to index gate for 30s wich was up for months without a sale and now have an offer for my addidas boots for £12.50 which i only listed some days ago. First time every making money online
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Yes, it will. NWE / NSE is spread throughout the entire title at the same density.
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This will feel like a silly question,but how much of the script is in 30s of index gate? I cant help but feel like im leaving results on the the table,can i still get 100% of the subs results or potential with 30s? Or maybe even 70%?
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Read this…
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So since 7 minutes is a full script that means 1 min 45s is the first mini stage right ?
Probly not.
Its probly different for each title.
If it was that clearcut, the founders would definitely tell us the listening method with exact numbers for each ministage.
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Let’s compare it to learning how to drive a car.
You wouldn’t want to have everything crammed in your first driving lesson.
Accelerating, breaking, turn signal is probably already to much to do it relaxed.
If your teacher takes you into rush hour or the highway a crash is almost imminent.
Depending on what 30 seconds contain, it might be enough for you to learn enough without being to overtaxed. Like starting a car on a quiet road and driving slowly starting to use the gearshift, using the turn signal etc.
Whereas 7 minutes might be equal to rushhour in Naples. And 15 minutes would mean highway with 120 mph and heavy rain.
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Yes. Limited to programming and career stuff, though.
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Hey @James, it just struck me this morning that I wanted to send you major appreciation for what you’re working on and doing. It’s kick-ass. You basically have picked up a whole new subject and are knocking it out and learning it. It’s an inspiring example of taking the steering wheel and choosing where to drive.
The emotions and the physical states go up and down as always (excitement, stress, fear, motivation, anger, interest, tension, and on and on) and that’s just the way life is. But behind all of that are the choices and projects we commit to.
Keep rocking, bro!
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