#AI Replacement Debate

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crisp pecan
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@wild marten @digital sail

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Continue here

wild marten
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nah imma work on my project

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but i aint accepting defeat âš”

digital sail
wild marten
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using Gpt in a safely manner won't hurt

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dont 🔪 me tho

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byee

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hope you make good friends with gpt 🤣🤣

digital sail
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I never use GPT for code related things

wild marten
digital sail
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I use it for lore/story-related things tho if I lack imagination

wild marten
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i use it for writing the storyline of my game also

digital sail
wild marten
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I am learning

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he is helping me in that

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i am not simply copying code

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I could send you screenshots i usually cross question him like what is the use of this and stuff

digital sail
# wild marten I am learning

Then continue learning instead of relying on an AI, there are tons of materials online, free courses, books, all written by experts, I don't understand why not use that instead

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Reading a book written by an expert won't waste time of said expert

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And it won't take long either

wild marten
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I learnt python like this, and it ended really well

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So i am making a horror game while learning unity

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its been like an year

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and i have learnt a lot

digital sail
wild marten
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My unity crashing occured after i spilled water on my laptop and nearly lost my project

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maybe a laptop problem

digital sail
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Well, since I'm not a hardware expert I won't comment on that

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Could be that also

wild marten
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I'm just saying that, im not just making a game

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i am making a game to learn

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so i dont just copy code

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if i do that then it would make no sense

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ChatGpt helped me learn python and flutter

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Unity should be the same

digital sail
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It's fine to learn while making a game, but proper learning sources are important

wild marten
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From my experience, if you ask chatgpt properly and not something very complex he is good at helping you out

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or atleast get you started

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and i can figure things out on the way

digital sail
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Not saying that GPT is complete trash, since it can sometimes lead you in a good direction, but it may teach you some really bad and impractical things

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But my opinion still stays

wild marten
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I am also not saying that gpt always leads you in the correct direction, but you do get somewhere

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and one path leads to another

digital sail
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If you're asking GPT for something "not very complex" then it should be probably something you should research and learn yourself

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Like I said, I never had to ask GPT anything code-related

wild marten
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If you use GPT in the correct way then there is no harm

wild marten
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we would have to sacrifice something in both directions

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now it would be a personal choice to go to which direction

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if you know what you are doing then there is no problem

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but even if you dont find it ethical to make chatgpt help you with code

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you should give him a chance

digital sail
# wild marten we would have to sacrifice something in both directions

Nonsense. When it comes to programming basics you can't just "sacrifice" something because you'd rather ask GPT about it than spend some time researching reliable materials which are available for free. A bad teacher means bad education. With bad education comes bad code, errors, etc

wild marten
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The teacher is not Bad

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it makes mistakes

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mistakes dosent make him unusable

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bro, lets take a imaginary problem you search on docs and i will ask chatgpt lets see which's code is better and efficent

digital sail
# wild marten you should give him a chance

I won't because I don't need to. I've gone through a normal education, learned the basics, asked experts when I had issues, and now I continue to learn using reliable materials which I know that contain proper informations. Same process, but no playing around with a "teacher" which you have to correct on your every step

wild marten
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related to untiy

wild marten
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Think about all this with a cool mind

digital sail
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I've got nothing better to do so sure, let's try it out

wild marten
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ok

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maybe ask bard to generate a random problem 🤣🤣

wild marten
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c# code

digital sail
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I'd be at an disadvantage since I mostly work with 2D

wild marten
digital sail
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I won't be bothering anyone there with AI, I'll just ask GPT since we're already talking about AI

wild marten
digital sail
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I never cheat

wild marten
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I dont know you so

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imma send the problem

digital sail
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You have my word

wild marten
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we start then

digital sail
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First send the problem

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It can't be anything large

wild marten
digital sail
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writing a single function should be enough

wild marten
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have to be nice

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with gpt

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he gave something too easy

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nah

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what bout this?

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tell me when to start

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Problem:
The script controls the movement of a ball using Unity's physics engine. The issue here is that when the ball goes out of bounds on the positive X-axis, it resets its position, but the velocity is not reset. This means that after resetting, the ball won't move again.

digital sail
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Well, that looks a bit too easy

wild marten
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Didnt i said so

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But if there is something complex it would require more stuff than just the code

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ok 3

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we need the fixed code

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2, 1 go

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using UnityEngine;

public class BallController : MonoBehaviour
{
    public float speed = 5f;

    private Rigidbody rb;  // Added Rigidbody variable

    private void Start()
    {
        rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody>();  // Assign Rigidbody component
        // Set the initial velocity of the ball
        rb.velocity = new Vector3(speed, 0f, 0f);
    }

    private void Update()
    {
        // Check if the ball is out of bounds on the X-axis
        if (transform.position.x > 10f)
        {
            // Reset the ball to its starting position
            transform.position = new Vector3(0f, 0f, 0f);

            // Reset the velocity to its initial value
            rb.velocity = new Vector3(speed, 0f, 0f);
        }
    }
}
digital sail
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"This means that after resetting, the ball won't move again."

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You've reset it to the initial speed, not stopped it

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Already failed at such a simple task

wild marten
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now i would need to have a project set up to know what is going wrong

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we use rb.velocity = Vector3.zero; then

digital sail
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No need to have a project set up, simply look at the code

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Instead of asking GPT to get that faulty answer, I'd just write that single line of code by myself

wild marten
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Its just an example, it worked out in the end

digital sail
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It generated a faulty code, you had to correct it

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And it was a simple task even

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My opinion on AI stays the same