Thus far, I have only found LLMs to be as good as StackExchange.
Heck, maybe a little better than that.
There's still some untapped potential.
But, if I try to replace coding with an LLM, I find that, eventually, my directions become more and more specific until it becomes meaningless, if not outright counterproductive to use the LLM compared to just coding things myself.
It's a good learning tool. But, that's where I stop.
I find that mathematicians tend to have the smallest egos -- eccentric as they may be. I think it's because the difficulty of mathematics reminds one of their fallibility.
In school, I typically found the math and physics teachers to be humbler than the others. Not always, but, I couldn't help but notice that trend.
And, after taking a class and watching a whole bunch of RISC vs CISC videos, I still don't know 'why' Apple Silicon is faster at a lower power consumption than Intel's chips.
Clearly, I need to add CoPilot to my VSCode setup.