Thank you for reading! So I'm a generalist, and I do have a lot of experience doing cloud work, which is why I'm able to reverse-engineer what I would have had

Thank you for reading! So I'm a generalist, and I do have a lot of experience doing cloud work, which is why I'm able to reverse-engineer what I would have had to do without GPT. I mostly do web programming. Right now, the thing GPT helped me build is my startup https://www.demo.fun https://www.demo.fun It didn't and currently couldn't build the whole thing, but it definitely helped as far as carrying out the same knowledge tasked I outlined in the OP GPT cannot automate a programmer -- my point -- that either I am saying incorrectly or people don't want to hear -- is that the hard and valuable work of information search and integration is now automated by ChatGPT. That chunk of work is something I needed for my startup. If I would have tried to do it, it would've been shittier. Also, an employer would've paid me about $15,000 to do it probably. What I'm trying to tell people is to invert that relationship and realize how valuable those chunks are. But thank you for validating my DevOps conundrum.