Just got kicked out of it an hour ago because it's too busy now. Been playing with it the whole day - got an idea on how to fix an old bug in an old programme

Just got kicked out of it an hour ago because it's too busy now. Been playing with it the whole day - got an idea on how to fix an old bug in an old programme of mine(that is still running). But, here's the thing, how good it is depends on the available knowledge out there. I've now tried, js, python, solidity, appscript(not tested the code), Excel and google sheets. When you're building common js, python, etc stuff, it's really handy to have one screen that basically gives you the answer rather than having to google it, parse through the posts, etc. However, if you're on the bleeding edge of tech, or looking for more obscure topics, it really starts showing its limitations. I managed to run into that for example looking for Jupiter notebook commands, optimisations, versioning (giving me python2 results instead of python3 with obsolete/unmaintained packages). Its limit is basically what has been created and knowledge already available. Depending on what you're building, would suggest understanding what you're copy pasting and possible vulnerabilities that may arise from the code. Overall, I'm sold - defo wouldn't mind paying 20 to 40 a month for this. If it's pricier, not so sure.