Yep, I’m with you. I’m a solo dev who never went to college… o1 makes far fewer errors than I do! No chance I’d make it past round one of any sort of coding tournament. But I managed to bootstrap a whole saas company doing all the coding myself, which involved setting up a lot of guard rails to catch my own mistakes before they reached production. And now I can consult with a programming intelligence the likes of which I could never afford to hire if it was a person. It’s amazing.
Not sure what you're referring to exactly. But broadly yes it is working for me - the number of new features I get out to users has sped up greatly, and stability of my product has also gone up.
