I remember back in March, using ChatGPT to generate code, i was not impressed at all. I mean, the code was okey-ish, but nothing that revolutionary. Fast forwa

I remember back in March, using ChatGPT to generate code, i was not impressed at all. I mean, the code was okey-ish, but nothing that revolutionary. Fast forward 3 months, i learned to use the tool, now i use it all the time to generate code. There are some ways to use it, and really shine as a tool. 1) It works well for CLI tools. It knows thousands of linux commands and can use them flawlessly most of the time. Any recombining of existing command line tools, is easy as a breeze. 2) Try to use it on a language with an as strict compiler as possible. Rust is the most obvious and modern candidate. Untyped or dynamically typed languages like Python and Angular are far from ideal and should be avoided. Typescript is one more obvious language of choice. 3) Jargon of programming, and knowledge about libraries in the programming language are very important. Being as specific as possible about libraries, maybe even modules and functions makes all the difference. Unfortunately the third point rules out any amateur trying to use code generation effectively. The following days, i want to use GPT to create a notification system for HN comments, like a daemon running in the background, which downloads my comment page, saves all comments on a database, and for every reply, it sends a notification, using notify-send with the user and the first 10 words of the reply. Maybe a subtle sound effect as well, like gmail, or facebook. Does a tool like that exist? I have no doubt, GPT will excel at this, not that difficult but still not trivial task.