| I don't have any super concrete examples, but I can confirm it _helps_ in writing software for me. Things it has helped with, that are now part of a codebase I work in and get paid for. Generated example css to center a text element onto a sibling image. I'm decent at css, but I didn't know I could do this easily. This definitely saved me a decent amount of time Write some boilerplate react hook wrapping over an axios request. Something along the lines of "Write a React hook to make a request to ..., using these parameters ... Return ..." The one that I've probably used most is "Write a MySQL query to ..., these are my schemas: {COPY PASTE RELEVANT TABLE SCHEMAS". I can write MySQL queries just fine, but getting one with some decently complex calculations takes me some time. GPT-4 gets very close most of the time. For exploring the database GPT really has helped save me quite some time. I just don't now MySQL as well as I do my primary languages like TypeScript, PHP and Python so this is a godsend. Otherwise, I also use it a decent amount in some other scenarios. The Phpstorm plugin I have gives me a right-click menu that pastes my code in a chatGPT window. It has stuff like 1. Refactor 2. Explain 3. Write docs 4. Write a custom prompt I use these a lot. They save me a decent amount of time. They're super quick to access right in my IDE. In some cases using the "Refactor" command, GPT-4 gives better results than myself. I found that it doesn't really make typos in making sure variable names and stuff stay the same, and it also doesn't mess up control flow which I sometimes do. And yes, this is an admission that I do sometimes refactor without tests, I'm working on it :x |