manimonji

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by manimonji 3mo ago
You are right. I phrased the title bad, now I'm thinking of not the why, but how to keep learning with the goal of that long term thing and I think the answer is something that I must think about myself... something personal
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by manimonji 3mo ago
I hope for a strong reason to be found for actually knowing stuff exist and understanding them. That was the fun part for me too, specially after solving a problem so bad and then after a long time ranging from a month to a year, finding ou
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by manimonji 3mo ago
AI is horrible at brainstorming and giving ideas and creative stuff like that I think that's the only place I can say any human is better. Yeah developing sounds good. I found some stuff AI can make something like. Like ncase interacti
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by manimonji 3mo ago
Yeah, that's what I think I can do, until I reach the place to be decent enough and find out why we need to code!
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by manimonji 3mo ago
> less than a decade experience. Yeah, obviously I have less than a decade of experience, and the thing is I can't see how I progress. It's like AI upgrades people even if they are bad, so I don't know if I'm really g
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by manimonji 3mo ago
It's just that when I was exploring different things, I really liked front-end and I put more time on that. Recently I used google AI studio, and it designed the thing very well, and I sucked at designing and slow in developing. In ot
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Why would someone want to learn code when AI does it better and faster?
4 points by manimonji 3mo ago|18 comments