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I am a programmer and use it almost daily, it's especially great for kicking things off, I can have a viable prototype running within 10 minutes and then work off of that mostly on my own. Before ChatGPT, my whole day would've gone into just building that first prototype since I'd have to look into so many new things I'm not yet very experienced in yet.
I also use it a lot to write tests for the code I write, again usually as a kind of baseline, and then I build off of that on my own.
At Uni I use it a lot when we have to write essays, where it's not the actual content that's important, but the way your text is structured and all that. I've had a lot of good results writing down key points I wanted the text to mention, then told ChatGPT about the context of the text, and that would oftentimes give me close to complete essays. Especially with the writing tasks, I don't feel too guilty about using it - our professors even expect it, and will punish any grammar mistakes pretty severely with the reasoning that we have such a powerful tool now, there's really no good excuse to still be making so many mistakes. Also, I'm not at Uni for writing texts but for programming and software engineering, so I personally don't need to be able to produce pristine texts myself.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 52739
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000