[nercury]

The more you use GPT, the more you will understand that it's not the replacement for your attention to the work. And without the attention to the work, you can't spot bugs, blatant inefficiencies, or better design choices - in other words, if you don't take care, you won't even know what you are missing.

I write code with GPT every day for almost a year now, and it helped me greatly to kickstart code that was hard in the past, namely, audio synthesis, vulkan rendering, and other things that were hard to approach. But it's very clear at this point that it shall not be trusted, because it's like a coat of a nice paint put on top of all the clever or dumb stuff that exists on the internet. You never know which one you get, but sure it will be worded convincingly.