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Using ChatGPT when I code has been a real productivity boost for me. Instead of reading an example on Stack Overflow and figuring out how to adapt it to my particular case, I immediately get code tailored to my specific needs. I my mind, generating code is a perfect use case for LLMs, since I will always test the generated code. If it isn’t working, I’ll find out right away, so hallucinations is not a problem.
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In the next decade, the six levels of autonomous work will drive augmentation capabilities at first, and then full replacement of tasks, roles, teams, and - ultimately - lines-of-business.
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In the next decade, the six levels of autonomous work will drive augmentation capabilities at first, and then full replacement of tasks, roles, teams, and - ultimately - lines-of-business.
Sending emails programmatically is a powerful feature in Salesforce, especially when you want to automate notifications or alerts. If you’ve been working with Apex, you may have come across different methods to send emails. One of the most versatile and commonly used methods is setToAddresses(). In this blog, we’ll dive into what it does, why you might choose it over other options, and how to implement it in your Salesforce projects.
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