I've found that GPT4 does very well for problems that have examples on the web, but I have yet to make it display a 3d cube using opengl (any version) in linux

I've found that GPT4 does very well for problems that have examples on the web, but I have yet to make it display a 3d cube using opengl (any version) in linux using c++ or python. So it depends heavily on the task and how much it has stored from the training. Now if you ask them to do a teapot, it sometimes do it since there are so many examples of that, even if you often have to tinker a bit to get it to compile and run, at least it is a teapot and not some weird random geometrical object. I have yet to try it with bard, will test when I get home to a proper computer.