A common criticism I hear (and held myself) against AI-assisted coding is that you learn nothing. That's probably not true, if you dare question the model over its choices and debug the thing yourself

A common criticism I hear (and held myself) against AI-assisted coding is that you learn nothing. That's probably not true, if you dare question the model over its choices and debug the thing yourself. I have learned more about sky tracking and mounts algorithms in 2 days of vibe coding than in 8 years of use of buggy tools.

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A common criticism I hear (and held myself) against AI-assisted coding is that you learn nothing. That's probably not true, if you dare question the model over its choices and debug the thing yourself

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A common criticism I hear (and held myself) against AI-assisted coding is that you learn nothing. That's probably not true, if you dare question the model over its choices and debug the thing yourself. I have learned more about sky tracking and mounts algorithms in 2 days of vibe coding than in 8 years of use of buggy tools.