When I first used ChatGPT to see if it could code some visual simulations like graph networks or even a ball moving across the screen (HTML5 + JS), I learned that the tool is much more about knowing what you need from it rather than it give you what you want for low effort: emphasis is on domain knowledge and system architecture for software apps (helps if you know the software side as well to make sure you ask ChatGPT to clean up security, logging, comments and performance considerations even after it gives you working code: especially after it says that it wouldn't change a thing about it, too). With all the talk about ChatGPT, I think I might have been super late to the party of seeing what it could do for software engineering in general: HTTP live streaming is how apps can stream video content to users over the network in an efficient way: (I'll be exploring an alternative open-source DASH format version of this pipeline, too). NOTE: all code in this article was written by ChatGPT (GPT-4 model): diagram, domain knowledge, NLP interactions were done by me (and no, ChatGPT didn't write this article for better or worse): app was created based on the logic order of the diagram above and me speaking to ChatGPT to create it based on that logic.

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