> replacing StackOverflow and library documentation
I find it horrible at replacing library documentation
> I feel like many of this things require asking the right questions, which assumes certain level of experience. But once you reach this level, it’s an extremely valuable assistant.
I've been using LLM products since incipience. I use them in my daily work life. It's a bit tiring hearing this 'right questions', 'level of experience' and 'reach this level'. Can you share anything concrete that you achieved with ChatGPT that would blow my mind?
I keep hearing this 'you need to ask the right kind of questions bro' from people that never build a single product in their life, and it makes me question my ability to interact with LLM but I never see anything concrete.
I find it horrible at replacing library documentation
> I feel like many of this things require asking the right questions, which assumes certain level of experience. But once you reach this level, it’s an extremely valuable assistant.
I've been using LLM products since incipience. I use them in my daily work life. It's a bit tiring hearing this 'right questions', 'level of experience' and 'reach this level'. Can you share anything concrete that you achieved with ChatGPT that would blow my mind?
I keep hearing this 'you need to ask the right kind of questions bro' from people that never build a single product in their life, and it makes me question my ability to interact with LLM but I never see anything concrete.