I toyed with an idea of actually paying for a subscription, but I'm glad I didn't buy it. It seems other than "write me a nicely worded email about" I almost al

I toyed with an idea of actually paying for a subscription, but I'm glad I didn't buy it. It seems other than "write me a nicely worded email about" I almost always use it for edge cases where it hallucinates horribly. So I thought, ok, it's not good enough for any real programming (unless you're writing boilerplate/very basic stuff) so how about I use it to explain to myself certain concepts I find hard to understand (with opportunity to ask questions) and to explore some software capabilities. For example a question like "which of the 4 ML frameworks pytorch, tensorflow, onnx, openvino has out of the box functionality to run inference on models partially in RAM partially on disk"? It got it horribly wrong. Another one, about best profiling tools... Got it wrong too... Do I think those LLMs are a great tool for domain specific knowledge after fine tuning? Sure they are. But a general purpose assistants they aren't.