I lean on chatGPT for document work which is neither creative nor valuable: Ansible config. There is no way I want to actually record or generate Ansible configs using my actual brain, lest my memory get permanently polluted by the memory of that dreck.
No. I use chatGPT so I can keep my brain for programming.
Also, configuring CvIPs in a static format despite the CvIP itself wandering. NetworkManager is also absolute shit stapled on the absolute shit that is Systemd, absolutely incapable with no consistent documentation that can be found with the increasingly endhittified search tools, and ideally maybe chatGPT can find a way through after I’ve given up and started looking at goat prices. I love how enterprise software arrives broken and stays broken now, and can’t do what el6 could. Thanks, lennart!
I guess I’m using it for agent-based search and template generation, and shielding my brain from retro tech like Ansible or digging through bad docco may one day be more efficient with LLMs.
I lean on chatGPT for document work which is neither creative nor valuable: Ansible config. There is no way I want to actually record or generate Ansible configs using my actual brain, lest my memory get permanently polluted by the memory of that dreck.
No. I use chatGPT so I can keep my brain for programming.
Also, configuring CvIPs in a static format despite the CvIP itself wandering. NetworkManager is also absolute shit stapled on the absolute shit that is Systemd, absolutely incapable with no consistent documentation that can be found with the increasingly endhittified search tools, and ideally maybe chatGPT can find a way through after I’ve given up and started looking at goat prices. I love how enterprise software arrives broken and stays broken now, and can’t do what el6 could. Thanks, lennart!
I guess I’m using it for agent-based search and template generation, and shielding my brain from retro tech like Ansible or digging through bad docco may one day be more efficient with LLMs.