What do you use ChatGPT for? I use it for studying and to write funny stories.

>>106110806 (OP)
Alternative search engine. Ask it vague questions that I simply couldn't get an answer to on Google

>>106110806 (OP)
Nothing, I mostly use Gemini if I had to. Usually for answering stupid questions.

not much because it cucked you after like 10 messages and asks you to pay.

i do enjoy gemini ai studio for translation

>>106110806 (OP)
i use it to ask questions about code or to discover better ways to code. i do not use it to generate code. for that, i use textbooks and my brain. i do not like working with code that i don't understand. btw i am a nocoder with no github projects or open source contributions.

>>106110806 (OP)
I give the really dumb questions to chatgpt
Gemini for most things but big fan of claude code

"what if lelouch and Yang Wen-li had to face each other in a battlefield?"

normies, get out of my fourchan reee
I used it to develop [REDACTED].
I'm selling the software. I have a Debian authentication server so that users can purchase the product and login. the program was written in python, then optimized and re-written in C++. (took a lot of tries with deepseek)
the server has a flask API running for authentication. cronjob'd python scripts for subscription management (checking expiry dates) as well as rsync backups. it has a register.php page for users, all inputs sanitized.

it's $10 for 30 days, $50 for a permanent subscription.
every 100 customers = another $1000/month

I pay my taxes.
all of this completely vibecoded. the server? vibe-administrated.
get on my level, you peasants

>>106110806 (OP)
there are better ais than this dumpster trash

>>106110806 (OP)
I use it to analyze my writing and opinions.
And a little of bit of therapy.

>>106111367
like what? gemini?

>ChatGPT, how do I whatevermy boss asked in this email
>every day
>end of month, boss sends DOGE-style "What have you been working on?" email
>GPT, these conversations were this month, reply to this mail
The only missing feature is timestamps on the messages.

>>106110806 (OP)
In no particular order:
>assessing ideas I have
>random thought experiments and queries that pop into my head
>coding emacs stuff I wouldn't know how to do myself
>assisting with my job (webdev)
>venting shit that's pissing me off or upsetting me and have it validated
>helping me understand books I'm reading on a deeper level (does a better job than the preface or annotations because it can have a conversation)
>improve my blog posts
>purchasing decisions (I won't buy blindly from chatgpt recs but it gives me somewhere to start)
>travel planning
>stable diffusion prompt ideas (purely for ideas, it sucks at coming up with the prompts themselves)
>workout progression
>coming up with responses for shit I'm too socially retarded to know myself (eg awkward navigating awkward social situations, work emails, what to write on birthday cards, etc)

I only use it to rewrite bullet points into vaguely threatening legal speech when I wanna bully retards
I'd use a good uncensored model for storytelling if it existed, but as far as I know novelai has the best and it's mediocre
The normieness of gpt et al is insufferable to me, I miss tay

>>106111459
it always wants to suck your dick tho

>>106110806 (OP)
>debugging
>medical advice
>generating social slop (birthday messages, emails,...)

>>106110806 (OP)
>What do you use ChatGPT for?
Nothing. It's garbage for niggers.

>>106112315
>programmer about to lose his job in 5 years

>>106110806 (OP)
I used to tardwrangle it into writing porn. But I have dipsy chats for that now.

>>106112315
That's why /g/ loves it.

>>106113498
>two more weeks

glorified grammar checking tool and reorganizing text or generate ideas around it

>>106110806 (OP)
Writing coomer stories

>>106110806 (OP)
if i need a quick smug reddit response or emoji laden sycophancy i head over to jeetpt

>>106110806 (OP)
I use it everyday to track my calories.

>>106110826
Yep. search engine alternative. compare price. very nice.good shit.

>>106110846
man, i hate using gemini, because of their shitty UI

>>106111382
yup, opinion for certain things, that i keep it for myself. just to li am i in the right direction or not. lmao

>>106111446
>The only missing feature is timestamps on the messages.
why wait them? you can make a userscript for that. ask gpt to generate script for your own use.

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i use for comparing price; comparing things
asking price
stupid question
eli 5
generate code for simple task or even advance like something to look at os level.

>>106110806 (OP)
When I want to be bald-faced lied to by someone other than my wife.

>>106110806 (OP)
>for studying
what do you "study" with the word shuffler ?

>>106110826
do not use word shufflers as search engines, retards
you might as well ask stuff the magic 8-ball

>>106115443
I got two catastrophically wrong answers on things the first google search result easily disproved yesterday. Not even technical, just general publicly available knowledge. Are normies just working with this?
Insurance cos gonna go bankrupt

>>106110806 (OP)
gay sex chat

>>106115443
It already works better than humans.

>>106115993
humans are not search engines either, retard

>>106116072
Neither are LLMs.

>>106116138
THAT'S MY POINT RETARD

>>106116219
I still need to use something whenever I have questions. If modern search engines are in an unusable state and other humans aren't smart enough, that only leaves LLMs as a realistic option.

>>106110806 (OP)
Why would I use a PAID service with a permission-hungry mobile app?

>>106116252
LLMs are worst that the worst search engines, retard.

>>106116270
You might want to ran you're grammer through a LLM.

My co-workers wants me to use it but I don't feel like I need it. I know exactly how to code what I need to.

>>106116352
Dumb people don't use AI because they're ignorant of their own shortcomings.
Smart people know what they don't know, and use AI to fill those gaps.

>>106110806 (OP)
back then i used it to generate pictures of my kpop waifus but it's too censored now, fuck that shit

>>106111350
Why the messy stack of a million different languages?

>>106115428
Nothing. In fact, it's a distraction. But it makes you feel good because every generated response is a rush of dopamine.
This technology is a disaster.

>>106116267
Soon it will be because you need to be able to provide proof of identity for your safety.