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Planning to learn multiple languages and frameworks
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As tempting as it might be, don't use AI in the learning stages. Spending time figuring out why your program isn't working is what really cements that knowledge in.
Or like, don't use AI at all.
Or maybe use it only for configuration issues
Trust me I wish we could go back. Not just to before llms became popular but back to when it took at least a little knowledge and effort to host things online. The internet used to be so cool and full of unique stuff.
Unfortunately though I fear the toothpaste is already out of the tube with llms.
Even if at the workplace you could be expected to use it, using it while learning something is a bad idea.