I agree. I generally use it to learn something that’s in the way of me getting something done. In an example I gave elsewhere, I used it to figure out how to ge

I agree. I generally use it to learn something that’s in the way of me getting something done. In an example I gave elsewhere, I used it to figure out how to generate a jigsaw puzzle with three.js. I had no clear path forward at first, but I finished most of the project in a few hours in the end. It would have been a lot longer without GPT. Having said that, I still like to dig around the internet and go on tangents. Having fast answers is great in some contexts, but I still value going on deep dives and collecting all kinds of unexpected (even if irrelevant) bits of knowledge. That’s actually preferably, but only possible when I’ve got a lot of time on my hands. Which isn’t very often.