Autumn of Book Reviews #100DayChallenge

I dropped by a bookstore, wanting to find a book about AI, and browsed the shelves.

I was drawn to the title '100-Day Challenge' and bought it immediately.

I didn't read it all at once, but enjoyed reading it little by little, savoring every bit.

It depicts the process of creating 100 apps in 100 consecutive days with ChatGPT as a partner.

The project itself is interesting, and above all, I thought the author, who was immersed in the 100-day challenge, was amazing.

At first, the reliance on ChatGPT was significant, but as the days went by, that reliance decreased, and I realized it is important to feel that you are the main driver of your own creation.

I also felt that the presence of Mr. Ito was crucial.

He was like a co-runner, providing the author with plenty of opportunities for growth and hints, and I thought they made a great team.

I use ChatGPT myself, but I once tried programming and gave up on it.

I also sometimes take the information ChatGPT outputs at face value.

However, after reading this book, I realized I must not forget that 'I am the one in charge'.

It's about knowing what I want to do when using ChatGPT, and deciding whether or not to use the information it outputs after judging it for myself.

I also felt that persistence is necessary.

I felt that the most important thing was the patience to keep talking with ChatGPT until I was satisfied, or perhaps the ability to sustain curiosity.

I tend to give up easily; if ChatGPT says something I don't understand, I often just give up and start doing something else.

I thought I could learn a thing or two from the author.

Also, the attitude of giving your all to be lazy was wonderful, and I decided to think about separating the important things I should work on from the things I can leave to others or AI.

I felt there is still so much room for me to master ChatGPT.

It was a book that made me want to challenge myself with something new!

Thank you for such a wonderful book!

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#100DayChallenge My Life Changed After Building 100 Apps in 100 Consecutive Days