I agree, they aren't great at programming, but I've found value from LLMs for rubber-ducking and quickly getting into new framework / library / language by usin

I agree, they aren't great at programming, but I've found value from LLMs for rubber-ducking and quickly getting into new framework / library / language by using your existing knowledge and let the LLM augment that for you. "How would I do X using Y", "Is this performant, and does it have these pitfalls". It works surprisingly well even though the output may not be 100% correct, but it will get you started faster / point you usually at the correct direction. Also used chatgpt to generate marketing text which I absolutely cant write. [1] 1: https://mouselocker.cloudef.pw/ https://mouselocker.cloudef.pw/