Funny thing is, they are legally allowed not to know if
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Yes guns are loud, they already know
Didn't seem like they were advocating for that, just using it as an example
It's both. The tech giants and the defense sector pushed for "everyone should learn to code" because it increases the labor pool, but they gladly take H1B visas at the same time. Their intention is the same for both, more laborers makes for cheaper labor
I've been living with cats for years, I'm mostly immune to my own, except for the occasional outburst.
Other people's cats tho....
That's a lot of words, and they do pretty well at explaining the nuance, but you missed the opportunity to show off the simplest example of the concept:
Dating simulators
It's a game format that literally talks directly to you
Yes, this is what I intended to write but I submitted it hastily.
Its like a catch-22, they can't write code so they vibecode, but to maintain vibed code you would necessarily need to write code to understand what's actually happening
Vibe coders can't debug code because they didn't write
The students themselves are doing it, it's not the commenter's fault.
From the high school and university teachers I've talked to, AI is commonly used and it actively undermines their learning.
It's a pretty new tech so many schools don't have a solid policy on its use. It's a mess
Happy to help, Happened to me already. Monkey's paw -ass meme
There's no "and back" included
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My predicament, personally, is that my computer is starting to feel slow to me but I'm on AM4 and ddr4. The good jumps in performance are to be had in moving to the newer generations, which means that buying ram cannot be avoided. The suboptimal move is to stay on this legacy platform and be satisfied with marginal gains while investing further into hardware that will become obsolete sooner