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Koshcheiushko
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- Koshcheiushko parentCan you elaborate, how?
- Thanks
- This has worked for me. Specially to understand proofs of theorem and practicing maths.
- I thought, maybe OP had it in their draft for long and directly pasted it.
- rm -rf is nightmare, if used mistakenly. I myself have been victim of this.
- Every org is probably training on users data.
But for now, I'd say their latest model is quite good and they are offering it for free.
So I can digest it.
- Last week, I accidentally deleted my files. I'm very happy that those were not extremely important ones. But that taught me a big lesson. Now, I saw this post. I found this trick very helpful.
But most HNers probably know this and are using it or something better. I wanted to share in case it's valuable for someone out there.
- 7 points
- And time, energy to maintain that.
- > decades of search skills.
By decades, I assume atleast 2. So minm 20 years. I'm very interested to know about your experience.
Would you please elaborate how do you filter or specifically what techniques you use to get your desired result?
Thanks.
- I'm on HN to read about human written original/derived thinking.
If poll is taken, I think vast majority HN user won't prefer any AI generated comment.
These comments honestly just mock readers.
- This is clearly chatgpt generated.
- 3 points
- Yeah. Jank sounds like Junk. OP should consider changing it into some short form like J.
- I get the message of this article. I feel like someone wrote it for me. Thanks
- This is really good resource for someone, who wants to learn assembly.
Can somebody please share this good or closer documented source code in other languages such as C++, C or any other.
- also , " Let me know your thoughts! "
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- I would say, how it has helped me is :
My prof's teaching is not that good, he skips several things (not basic) while teaching & when I refer textbook, I don't get it.
Theorem consists of several statements, conditions, and understanding of those things where & why they are required, what happens without those conditions?
To understand theorems, I never asked it for providing examples. But I asked it to prove some difficult exercises from textbook and it was able to do it. In my experience, all this improves my learning.
Also sometimes for problem solving, I want to know, what are different techniques to solve that problem. And it does very good job.
I've never asked it to do basic additions or calculation, because I have heard from others, it does calculation wrong.
Some times it couldn't answer average question. But for my use case, I find it extremely beneficial.
- Is it sarcasm? Due to mistake in my comment "blows me" ?
- Thanks for pointing out. Yes, english is not my first language.
When I was reviewing my comment. I also found my comment missing something in it.
But honestly I really didn't know that "blows me" was something different.
- I'm a Maths Undergrad, it blows me when I use chatgpt, it helps me to understand theorems, I used to struggle to understand. I can immediately ask my query, I would say 8 out of 10 times, it's response was very helpful to me. Also it's not that I completely rely on it, I also do Google, but only if I want in more depth.
I also wanted to use other alternatives too, but I have gave up. They are like wastage of time for me now.
Chatgpt free version is far superior than Gemini free version.
Claude free version is too limited, else it matches Chatgpt.