not for solving technical problems
One example is writing complex regex. A simple well written prompt can get you 90% the way there. It's a huge time saver.
for generating prose
It's great a writing boilerplate code so I can spend more of my time architecturing solutions instead of typing.
If anyone is interested in the actual answer, they are basically suggesting which is really cleaver and will solve OP's situation
There is a lot of Stack Overflow hate in this thread. I never had a bad experience. I was always on there yelling at noobs, telling them to Google it, and linking to irrelevant questions. It was just wholesome fun that briefly dulled my crippling insecurities
What point are you trying to make? LLMs are incredibly useful tools
Isn't CPU % is per thread?
I'm from Belleville, this is embarrassing 🤦♂️ I promise this is a beautiful city with only a handful of idiots
If big tech companies could get away with charging you more they'd be doing it already. These are tech monopolies and taxing them is a good thing.
Also, it's a tax on revenue not sales anyway.
It's not a sales tax, it's a tax on big tech revenue earned in Canada. You won't be paying 3% extra on subscriptions, games, etc
3% is a good start but...
Why?
This is less embarrassing than the "wheels not round" issue. It's nearly a win
I can smell that cute breathe though the screen