Why do you want to learn coding? Is it a hobby, to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying processes, or to create a solution to a specific problem? And in which of these scenarios does outperforming AI hold significance?
Not worthless, just a rambling. We all come there. We see slop and useless prompts. What is good about programming is not the craft or the output, is the care. It's why we buy handmade pizzas instead of frozen ones. It's just better. Problem is, it's not economically viable to have everyone open a pizzeria. While the job market has been in a tech-only bubble for 20 years. No other job was so easy to find and secure. Now, it's just coming back
Why do you want to learn coding? Is it a hobby, to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying processes, or to create a solution to a specific problem? And in which of these scenarios does outperforming AI hold significance?
Not worthless, just a rambling. We all come there. We see slop and useless prompts. What is good about programming is not the craft or the output, is the care. It's why we buy handmade pizzas instead of frozen ones. It's just better. Problem is, it's not economically viable to have everyone open a pizzeria. While the job market has been in a tech-only bubble for 20 years. No other job was so easy to find and secure. Now, it's just coming back
BTW, as a new user, my post will probably die.... But just explained what I could.. that's all.
Well, *QI → AI. My bad. Sorry if it was a worthless post