Yesterday I had to pass a bunch of data to finance as the person that does so had left the company. But they wanted me to basically group by a few columns, so instead of spending an hour on this in excel, I created 3 rows of fake data, gave it to the llm, it created a Python script which I ran against the dataset. After manual verification of the results, it could be submitted to finance.
Yeah I am not a programmer just more tech literate than most as I have always been fascinated by tech. I think people are missing the forest for the trees when it comes to LLMS. I have been using them to create simple bash, bat, python scripts. Which I would not have been able to put together before even with weeks of googling. I say that because I used to do that unsuccessfully but my success rate thorugh the roof with LLM's.
Now I just ask an LLM to create the scripts and explain all the steps. If it is a complex script I would also ask it to add logging to the script so that I can feed the log back to the LLM and explain what is going wrong which allowed for a lot faster fixes. In the early days I and the LLM would be going around in circles till I hit the token limits. And to start from scratch again.
Learn python, the subscription for that knowledge won't be jacked up to 2000$/month when the VC money drys up.
That’s exactly how it should be done if accuracy is important.
Congrats? But you are not likely a typical user.
Just learn python, what are you a child?