If anything, with ChatGPT I care more about best practices - since the minutiae is handled by our new robot colleague, I'm free to focus more on the higher-level details, including code quality and readability.

I remember months ago when the majority believed ChatGPT was useless because they coded faster without it.

I never liked that argument because it can assist in something where you are not well versed. Like gamedev if you're a webdev.

Maybe GPT4 caused the sentiment change.

Yes, the C section was where I started and stopped, too.

> "Always save your files before compiling"

Okay? I guess that's a best practice?

Ditto the Python section. Very weak sauce.

Also, the idea that language-specific best practices are more important than language-agnostic ones is bonkers.

Contraire, it's illustrative of the content's quality.