Yeah, same use here. I work with data analysis, so 95% of the code I write is to wrangle data, or do something in the ETL-pipeline. Almost all my ChatGPT use c

Yeah, same use here. I work with data analysis, so 95% of the code I write is to wrangle data, or do something in the ETL-pipeline. Almost all my ChatGPT use comes down to writing queries for loading or transforming data. Getting rid of the boilerplate has helped immensely on my productivity. EDIT: I should note, the vast majority of errors I get using solutions from LLMs, tend to be code it includes that contain legacy or dead libraries. Sometimes it starts to mix old and new libraries in the same code snippet, which will either outright fail, or output some weird results. Which makes sense, as some answers are the product of being trained on 14 year old StackOverflow posts, while others are trained on newer stuff.