I find LLMs useful in the same vein that I find StackOverflow useful or reading through documentation useful. It saves me time when I 1) run into edge cases (wh

I find LLMs useful in the same vein that I find StackOverflow useful or reading through documentation useful. It saves me time when I 1) run into edge cases (where I might search SO and get lucky, but just as often the LLM's suggestion won't work); 2) am working with a framework that I'm not super familiar with (faster than looking up in the documentation); 3) writing code comments; 4) tedious refactoring. It boosts productivity in the way that a good IDE boost productivity, but nothing like 5x or even 2x. Maybe 1.2~1.4x.