You're not the hero they need, but the one they deserve.

Had this happen to me. Never got better. I tried a lot of different things. Patience and listening had the best effect. However, the question comes down to that persons attitude. Anyone with a positive attitude that has a moderate degree of aptitude can be trained. If they are arrogant, this is a lost cause and you will have to let them fail on their own while providing futile instruction.

This accidentally describes why inheritance sucks.

But you could override the base function.

smh

When you find out that the new error is only an issue with the fix for the first error...

CEO: *typing* "Chat GPT, write hello world program."

ChatGPT: Sure, here's an example in Python. print("Hello, World!")

CEO to CTO: Look we can replace all your people with this.

CTO: No we still need them to change it to f string

CEO: What's an f string?

CTO: Why don't you ask Chat GPT.

CEO: Good point. Maybe we create a new position called AI Expert and have them do all the programming instead using Chat GPT.

1. I found it is convenient to set reminders and timers without task switching much.

2. It never understands what I'm saying.

3. Features are underwhelming.

4. Using it in front of others makes me feel like a pretentious dick.