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It’s also programmers who work with average and bad programmers and finally have a way to not waste time with them anymore. I work on the hard stuff, gpt generate the rest (I don’t have to waste time and energy to try to pull dead horses) and my colleagues go do something else. It’s a reality today and will improve further. Sure it cannot do what I do, but that might improve; gpt4 is noticeably better than 3.5 at slightly harder things, especially if you work properly iterative with it and having it fix it’s own errors. But no, it cannot do hard things it never saw; however it can give me all the boilerplate around the hard things so I only have to do the hard things. My days are simply 3-5 in 1 now, as I also don’t have the overhead of explaining jira tasks to others who are never going to really grasp what they are doing anyway.

So I am not average and I am enamoured with gpt, simply because it presents high value to me now, more than some actual real humans. For me that’s enough revolutionary.