I don't trust code from stack overflow either - I always use the found code in a minimal working example - where I fix the obvious issues, convince myself it's

I don't trust code from stack overflow either - I always use the found code in a minimal working example - where I fix the obvious issues, convince myself it's doing what I want, and not doing anything that I don't understand, and then put that into my main project. I've had a lot of success with chat gpt where it told me what libraries to use, what classes/functions I need, etc, where it would have taken me ages to find out by reading documentation and even longer to go through tutorials that leave out the more interesting stuff.