GPT-4 was addictive for me. I subscribed to replace online language classes and it was an excellent instructor. After passing the exam I unsubscribed and I'm li

GPT-4 was addictive for me. I subscribed to replace online language classes and it was an excellent instructor. After passing the exam I unsubscribed and I'm living fine with 3.5. My screen time definitely lowered :) I bought $5 of GPT-4 API credits to use when 3.5 really can't do the job, but it rarely happens. Asking MS Copilot is also another great way to use GPT-4 for free. On the job I mostly use GH Copilot for code completion and it's great as it provides suggestions that are in line with the code style of my team. On serious tasks all chat bots allucinate and I also feel I'm spending as much time correcting them as if I studied the topic from scratch, because I (want to?) believe what they say but end up wasting a lot of time fixing their suggestions. I'm also thinking about SQL, today it suggested me an `UPDATE table JOIN another_table SET column` and I was surprised I could use JOINs in update statements, but the bot was so sure it was the right keyword. I tried to understand where _else_ the syntax error could be, until I turned back to postgres official documentation and verified there's no JOIN, only FROM, just like I remembered.