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Anon, I use these things for math sometimes too but you can't rely on them to do all the work for you. Here's some scenarios where they're useful:
>a bunch of boring brute math you don't want to do by hand
>you're completely lost on a problem and need some pointers
>run through some calculation you can specify to a t but can't into programming
(in this one you'll spend half the time fixing its mistakes, you should just learn to code)
>as a rubber ducky you can bounce your process off of
(it's not really doing anything here but sometimes just having it paraphrase your own words can help)
And here's a scenario where they aren't useful:
>you need to calculate a ratio in a specific ritalinge that relies on several steps the bot has little way of knowing about beyond scraping reddit

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