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[–] 7 points 3 weeks ago (1 child)

The only way it helps me is when I basically use it as a search engine, and it generates some wonky code that I have to fix. For example, instead of checking how you override the mouse in c# in a godot node, it gives me a basic blueprint of that (usually with unnecessary stuff added), that I then change and use.

Or recursively scan a folder in python.

It never gives you exactly what you want, but it often has the underlying structure. It's like going to stack overflow but a bit faster.

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  • [–] 3 points 3 weeks ago

    I do agree it’s pretty helpful for remembering things I don’t use often or finding APIs for things I haven’t done before. Also not a bad rubber duck. Not worth burning the planet for, but smaller local models that can handle this job I’d be happy to have in my workflow

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