Hi dear Sir can you make a video to show cricket live score plugin using chat gpt

you could jst remove the label lol

Lol

Honestly, it never ceases to amaze how much we can learn and how much faster we can improve with ChatGPT, incredibly exciting!

Copy and pasting isn't coding, it literally teaches you nothing.

@@bobross9370 Did you watch any of the video before posting your comment?

@@XNY_Music Yes, and there was several times where he said quite plainly that he didn't understand what he was doing, he even said he spent hours trying to get the AI to fix the code. I wish coding was as simple as talking to a bot for a few hours to learn a language, but it quite literally isn't.

@@bobross9370 Yes, and he also said that when he went back through the code later, that he found the answers there. You learn by making mistakes and having repeatedly attempted to get the code right, WP Maker then realised that he was asking the wrong way and soon found the right way to ask Chat GPT. Do you normally go through life having to have things explained to you? Computers don't speak human, they speak in code and it requires patience and incredible accuracy to work properly. If it was any easier, we'd all be writing code. WP Maker gave a perfect demonstration of the learning curve involved in learning to code and showed the very examples that you will face when you attempt to (a) code and (b) get ChatGPT to provide working code.

@@XNY_Music Judging from this comment, you've never even typed a line of code. Just because he didn't know what an embed was doesn't mean he "learned" coding after finding it out, he still had the AI do all the work after he found the word he was lost on. He doesn't give a "perfect demonstration" at all, coding is significantly harder than this, especially when you do it yourself. It's hours and hours of banging your head into a wall until you find a way around what you've been stuck on, only to find that way has issues too and then you slowly learn and adapt, find ways to optimize. Which is nothing like typing into an AI prompt. This is the equivelant of calling an someone generating AI Images an Artist. You're belittling their work.

not yet anyways. the fact that machine learning ai can already do this is pretty sick. wont take long tell its perfected.

@@sethdoeslegalmeth3162 Yeah but you'll still probably need a dev to ask it questions and validate its answers. It looks good and it is very good if you ask it the right questions. However, Like this article I was reading stated, version 4, will have 100 trillion vs 200 billion connections. But more connections doesn't mean better output, in fact, it said that more connections could potentially make just a small difference and cost a lot more to run. They said it would probably be better if it had the same connections but improved it in other ways. Also, we have just witnessed 0 AI to chatgpt-3 which is a huge jump. Chat-3 to chat-4 won't be that same massive leap. I am a developer and it made me a little nervous myself because when I ask it the right questions and guide it, it works really good. However, it's still (years?) away from being a real threat, I think (hope). I don't wanna get caught in the hype, I thought that co-pilot would be the end, and it wasn't, so im not going to worry now either.

@@dannylaza1326 It's the exponential growth that is the real threat. Not only for programmers, but for every job that needs a degree and knowledge. Although under the hood it's just a text generator, a bunch of images make a movie. So does a bunch of text done right make instructions to finish the assignments.

@@nemanjajerinic6141 Yeah, I agree, but things don't just continue with exponential growth. It's usually a big leap and then plateau for a long while.

@@nemanjajerinic6141 It's not a threat. It's awesome!

you have the Aladdin's lamp, and made the most out of it

I figured this out too. It has to be specific as possible for the best results

yes, i figured that one too, it is also best to ask the question 'based on the information provided who are you', this will make sure the output you get is relevant to you requirements

Haha yeah bro you noticed that ? 🤣 I worry that people ruin ChatGPT because of this heavy tasks

Dude seriously I was in the middle of writing a script using chat GPT and I was getting amazing work done but now it's just being flooded with all this get rich quick crap that doesn't actually work

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@@weedsville6318 bro fr. The ppl that need to use it for real stuff can’t. Cuz we have a hundred ppl online saying it’s a get rich quick scheme saying u can make a million over night for YT views

Make a great tool and people will abuse as soon as they find out. I don't even know why KZfaq suggested me this video since I follow only real programing channels for problem solving ideas

Thank you so much! ❤️

Very much so, I learn best from people who have only just recently learned it because I can relate more with the thought process and assumptions.

Thank you so much Martin! More videos coming :)

You used java for a wordpress plugin?

Hi but they do. I saw a huge website for billion startup 🤣 it was a huge huge mass! and I personally have got around 100k for another wp website (sometimes client decides... 😭)

Same here Randi! Glad you liked it!

My man! Love to hear you've put this to good use :) elementor coming asap!

That happens every day with all plugins whenever they deprecate, ChatGPT or not. Not sure why you're complaining that you're going to be hired more due to this, sounds like a good problem to have :) best of luck with your projects mate.

@@wpmaker Based on this video...CHATGpt + unskilled meddling customer will be too powerful and will do much more damage to an already built website by humans than a deprecated plugin that can be fixed with a new line of code or simply removed or replaced with a supported plugin built by an actual company that knows websites. So no admin rights for certain clients moving forward for sure.

@@wpmaker Not all programmers want to be hired as a problem solver ;) It's not all the same tho. The idea of people doing stupid things to let programmers fix it persists

you can jsut ask chatGPT for comments in the code

@@skoapiee programming is quite literally a career for problem solvers, its fundamentals and essence take off around the idea of automation. If you don't want to solve problems then you chose the wrong career

Thank you so much!

true

Did you just sum up my whole video in 3 words?😂

Thanks for the comment Jason, couldn't agree more! :)

Thanks for the suggestion Peter, happy to hear that would be interesting! I’m looking into GPT-4 for sure :)

Haha that's cool, hadn't even noticed myself!

Thank you for the comment G! ❤️

Lol ikr. If I were an artist, I would generate AI art and then fix and improve it and give it the "human touch," so to speak, so it would be better than just AI art. Much easier than starting from scratch everytime.

very true i have seen many Artists crying about it but have found programmers welcoming AI lol

Well that's because these AI programs are not able to get all the code right and a regular person who doesn't know code wouldn't be able to figure out how to fix these mistakes. Even one mistake in code means that it won't run, so they still need a programmer who knows how to code in order to fix these mistakes. Meanwhile, for art AI, you could literally just write a few words and come up with a fully fleshed illustration. Even if there are little mistakes, people usually look at an art piece for less than 5 seconds so it doesn't matter that much anyways. Tbh as an artist, I wouldn't mind using AI as long as they're actually paying the artists whose art they're using instead of pocketing the money, and I would love to have a personal AI that uses my style to help me make art faster

​@@Cleocyde Ok, I worded it wrong. I mean IT DOESNT WORK THE WAY YOU INTENDED IT TO WORK. If you tried to make a plugin that shows your insta feed and it's wrong and DOESN'T show it, then it's not working, even if the code is running. If there's a mistake and it doesn't work properly, then you STILL NEED TIME to fix it. Even if it explains everything to you, some people don't want to lift a finger after they type in a prompt nor do they want to learn anything, they just want the end result. Sure, they could explain it all they want but if people don't want to put in effort there's literally no point. They don't want to spend more than a couple of minutes. With AI art generators, it's easy to put in prompts and retry, but with programming you need to actually WORK for it, such as creating your own folder, organizing it, fixing stuff that's wrong, maybe even asking them explain each line of code to you. Even though this is a miniscule amount of effort, some people simply can't be bothered. AI art is so, so easy. Take a picture, ask them to convert it. Write in a few prompts, and it's there. Ask the program to recreate art from a famous artist's style, and with no effort it's right there. That's why it's stupid to compare the two because one has a finished result RIGHT AWAY while the other ACTUALLY REQUIRES SOME WORK

@@berrriesncreme4558 and the AI art's finished result always looks dogshit. there's ALWAYS something that doesnt look right.

Thank you so much! More coming ❤️

Thank you so much! Elementor widget is coming up next very soon!

You can move headings easily with a couple lines of custom CSS, coding an entire block is really unnecessary.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! 🙏

Thank you so much for the comment Matt! Would love to learn a thing or two from you :) Elementor is easier for beginners / non-coders I reckon, in my experience you can do more with it vs. Gutenberg if you're not into coding at all. PS: I studied in the UK, loved your car meet vid it brought back memories!

Thanks so much Pierre! Your videos are great ❤️

It can easily be a $5k job if you build up the skill. I never claimed "for this code", I'm just showing how ChatGPT can be used to learn the $5k skill. Not sure why you mad brother I hope you're okay :)

Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you Mat! Loved your no-scopes :)

Thank you so much, glad you liked it!

That's exactly the video coming up next :)

I am a beginner coder and if you now how to read code chatGPT can boost you infinitely, because it has the ability to give you examples and use simple terms. So many times I wrote "find the error of this code", so useful.

More are coming, thanks for the comment!

he literally did

Try this. In the "return" code there is a "data-instgrm-captioned" option. Just remove that "data-instgrm-captioned" bit. You need to remove it in two places (in your "edit" function, as well as inside your "save" function). As for if you wanted to ask ChatGPT this, I'd try to first copy the code inside your prompt, and then ask your question after :) good luck!

@@wpmaker Thank you so much for the answer, I tried both options but it won't let me hide the caption. I think I have to dig deeper into this :)

Removing data-instgrm-captioned worked for me. A few things to check after updating the plugin: make sure to edit the post, remove the block and re-add it (also try with a different Instagram post, since the old one might be cached for a while with the caption inside it, either on your site's side or on Instagram's side). Also make sure that you don't have any caching plugins or browser cache that prevent your plugin changes from showing up on the front-end. And in your wp_register_script function in your PHP code, make sure for the block.js version you have the "filemtime" function/code in - this also ensures that the old code is not cached. If you see filemtime in there, you're good. Most likely one of these is the culprit, but I can confirm that removing data-instgrm-captioned worked for me. Hope this helps!

@@wpmaker Thanks a lot!! That worked for me. Great :)

Where did I say that? Practice for free and learn how to do projects on your own first :)

Thank you!

With other words, more work for the programmers :)

@@hristoplamenov1942 And much more security holes to be found in the first place and fixed, hopefully? But what will indeed happen in reality? This is worrying?

Thats my concern, people who have no programming knowledge will now be "programmers"

@@HarpreetSingh-cz2zh Yeah, and literally all features will seem to be working even with zero security measures added.

That's a great idea and potentially a great use case for ChatGPT :) I've put it down on the list, thank you for the suggestion!

@@wpmaker thanks brother... I've started working on that, a whole website providing collections of niche-based web tools, from easy convertors to complicated ones. If you bring a video, you can literally bring a huge change, like how to embed those scripts into posts (in WordPress) as I use elementor for designing and setting up javascript and python server (as the script takes an input file from the client and converts it in server and gives converted file back as output) on hosting, it's all so complicated. I've searched a huge list of more than 1000+ web tools in demand which I'll publish on my website for free, which can help me build a passive income business. That's why this is very important to me

That sounds cool! If you'd like send me a link to your website (whenever you're ready to share if not yet) and I'd love to take a look - wpmkryt@gmail.com