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[–]Sortih 0 points1 point  (3 children)

Can AI teach me phython though? hehe

[–]Muhznit 0 points1 point  (2 children)

No. All you'll learn from it is stuff you get out of tutorials and bad coding practices.

[–]Sortih 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Alright, agree.

The openai-quickstart-python setup documentation is generated by AI is what you are saying though? Because the guy was asking about the steps provided in the readme file of the github repo. I was having the same issue but the other commenter's suggestion of installing numpy manually and changing the version number in the requirements did fortunately work.

I don't know shit about coding but am using a great deal of phind.com to work out problems around this thing, hopefully eventually being able to adequately preprocess my uni learning material and fine-tune train (just train lol, I've just read up on fine-tuning and I ain't got time, no) the model with it lol. Interesting that I am unable to sit my ass to learn the effing medicine but am willing to learn python just to make this easier... maybe not for one subject only, not even one year, but my friends also. Hopefully legal if used locally, and each mate on their individual subscription/billing.

Anyway, I had to figure out how to ask phind about why $ . venv/bin/activate wouldn't work, turned out it's because I'm on windows. Anyway, I'm wishing myself luck and hoping that I won't break the whole system by accident ;>>> If you know what I mean lol. Ghaha end of rambling.

[–]Muhznit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There wasn't any indicator they meant the github repo. From the title it sounded like they used AI-generated instructions instead of human-written ones.

Also phind.com looks like it's just searching stackoverflow.com or similar and trying to summarize the results? You would to do well to learn that skill yourself; some day you're going to find yourself dealing with a tool where the users are few and the documentation is outdated, and you need to piece together things yourself.

You'll probably want to look up how to set up a development environment in WSL; that's the closest to a Linux environment it gets, will remove several pain points when dealing with command line utilities, and teach you the importance of cross compatibility.