This is not 90% of what's happening with LLMs. Everyone I saw using LLMs were requesting whole algorithms or even program boilerplate which doesn't contain much

This is not 90% of what's happening with LLMs. Everyone I saw using LLMs were requesting whole algorithms or even program boilerplate which doesn't contain much boilerplate but tons of logic. Case in point: https://x.com/docsparse/status/1581461734665367554 https://x.com/docsparse/status/1581461734665367554 This is not akin to copying a 2-line trick from SO. On the other hand, the most significant part of code I copied from SO was using two iostream iterators to automatically tokenize an incoming string. 5-6 lines at most. This block has a 10+ line comment on top of it not only explaining how it works, but it has a link to the original answer at SO.