python and coding in general can be frustrating and time consuming but imo, it is so much more fulfilling and worthwhile to put in the work and do something yourself so that you can understand how it works and eventually learn to go even further with the ideas you have! developing the skills to do what you want and more is an invaluable tool that you should never let AI take from you. sure it may give you an output close enough to what you want, but knowing how to code could help you improve it at the very least. not to mention credibility issues with AI
Nov 27, 2024
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I’ve been invited to participate in the development process for the next model of a product my company created. I like to use generative AI to explain error messages or make suggestions for improvement but I’ve been following guides and also creating educational documentation for others as I go along and it’s helping me gain foundational knowledge.
I think the expectation of using generative AI to learn things for us is misguided and not realistic because it’s often capable of hallucination and you need to be able to understand when and why it's wrong. The human step of review with this technology is very important and it’s better to use it as just another tool for self-guided learning.
Python is worth learning either way in my opinion for the intellectual exercise and using your brain in new ways, regardless of its future market value! 🧠
Nov 27, 2024
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Honestly very hard for me to get into - I have ZERO coding knowledge and nothing I could really latch onto - knowledge transfer is how I learn. But https://futurecoder.io/ is great (after lots of Redditing)
Aug 18, 2024
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Dudes in tech don’t want you to know that learning how to code can actually be super easy and fun. It opens up a whole new world of creative projects!
It’s honestly wild how we’ve made STEM subjects feel like they’re way harder to master than others, or that they’re all just about cold logic while creative stuff is for “artsy” types. Learning to code reminded me so much of learning to play an instrument — if you just put in like 10 minutes a day, you’ll see progress fast. Plus, once you get the hang of the technical rules, there’s so much room for creativity.
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the air is getting colder and i start to hear this album. it is one of my all time favorites, i would definitely recommend for anyone to give it a listen as it is very unique in it's sound. an interesting blend of guitar, piano, flutes and more "classical" instruments alongside digital synth melodies and glitch-pop distortion, it blends so many things together to create such a wonderful sound and wide variety of emotion across the whole album. give it a listen and let me know what you think.
Nov 29, 2024
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i learned how to drive from the endless hours i spent playing mario kart and i was suprisingly very good at driving in high school. since going to college i got really into biking since its more manageable in a small town. not sure if its the nostalgia of being a senior but i‘ve kind of fallen in love with it - that and i have kind of developed a fear of driving! it kinda sucks especially going back home in a big city eek! plus biking is better for the environment, #W
Nov 27, 2024
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one of the greatest joys in my life. friendship can be very powerful
Nov 30, 2024