[AverageDude]

For me, they are more miss than hit. I was amazed in the initial days but I have bounced back to searching from google and reading stackoverflow. It’s not just about finding solution for your problem, it’s also looking at what other options are there and comparing them mentally is a really good exercise. You learn a lot by that way. The comments and not accepted solution are also invaluable.

[antifa]

> it’s also looking at what other options are there and comparing them

I think I'm still better off starting with clChatGPT, I can always follow up with "list 5 alternative solutions".

[AverageDude]

Chatgpt is fastfood of programming. We all know how healthy that is