CommentRe: Very much agree (Score 2)49
I have found it to be most useful if you can word your query in terms of providing an example and then maybe adding a few criteria in the next few queries. Then it can come up with something that is more helpful than Google. But the downside is, if you ask it something more obscure, sometimes you need to go at it from different angles and on each try it can just lie to you and give you a solution that doesn't work. I would say it tends to help a bit more than it hurts though. The key is to just know when it is lying to you and then try something else.