On: Professor writes history essays with ChatGPT and has students correct them

[_jpys]

"I will say that you seem to be operating under the assumption that these tools are less reliable at producing the correct code than they really are!"

Its output is generic. Leverage is not found in convention. For that reason, I find it useless.

Plus, I typically retain my codebase. For exploratory coding, I could see some utility.

[williamcotton → _jpys]

Gotcha. You want code. I want tools.

So a tool that helps me make tools is a lever.

But a tool that helps you make code is not a lever, because “good code” is your goal.

This explains it perfectly! Thank you!

[_jpys → williamcotton]

"because “good code” is your goal."

Original thought is my goal.

Otherwise, I think you're spot on. To each their own as they say!