I use it a lot for Linux administration, troubleshooting, and scripting as well as some programming. I've only recently started using GPT4 and the API so I've o

I use it a lot for Linux administration, troubleshooting, and scripting as well as some programming. I've only recently started using GPT4 and the API so I've only been using the chat interface so far. Examples of some stuff I've asked it just today: - Asked which config files handled sleep mode when lid is closed and kept fixing it and asking for more possible locations until it fixed my issue (going into sleep during boot before user login if laptop is closed even with externals) - Asked for a list of KDE config files I should track in git - Copy pasted a list of ~/.config files and directories and asked ChatGpt for descriptions. Used those for commit messages to build up the initial dotfiles repo for KDE plasma and a whole bunch of other stuff that would have taken hours - Asked it how to write a bunch of journalctl queries - Queried it about some log lines I've been seeing in journalctl and had it guide me through troubleshooting using some terminal commands it came up with. Turned out to be a problem with nvidia-drm.modeset in kernel configs - Asked it to guide me through a dozen awesomeWM customizations ranging from new code from text descriptions to edit suggestions to fix bugs in behavior I've described. Stuff like custom if/else trees handling setup specific scenarios (logic for clamshell open and closed with one or more externals connected by ID) are a breeze. - Asked it for tips on how to use awesomeWM best and which keybindings to customize - Code up the message passing from a firefox extension to a native Rust CLI (like the 1password extension) that uses remoc to pass through messages from all tabs to a single daemon over platform specific interprocess communication AKA Google is fucked.