Jordan Christley

The best use so far has been to help understand code that I wouldn't be able to understand myself. I work in a legacy (code-igniter) php app, and I have gotten much better at it in the last month of using chatGPT to help me. This goes for things that aren't code but are also related. Like "what is a docker container? Explain it to me like I'm 5" I have been trying to teach students of mine...

I thought of doing this, even using your own technology! Good idea. Needs some polishing though: it speaks painfully slow (for me), in a sterile, siri-like tone. Can't speed it up and can't interrupt. Hold's unnaturally long eye contact and does not display personality.

It was easy to use. The automatic subtitle generation was smooth and on point. You don't get that a lot of other places. They want you to type your own and add manually most times.

Evernote. I see others have elaborated already, but, yeah; evernote.