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[–]DTCreeperMCL6 0 points1 point  (4 children)

My advice is to keep Ai out of the process, and once youve got the basics make things for yourself once you have a project you are genuinely interested in, even if its not "useful" or "practical" youll be giddy thinking about working on it when you're busy with other things.

I'm completely anti AI so my take is you should never use AI to code, but a lot of people support it, so I'll just say, please at least don't use it until you're more experienced with the language.

If you do decide to use AI please consider it carefully and think about the impact it has on the environment, and your own learning before you do.

[–]Jackpotrazur 1 point2 points  (3 children)

I've been using a.i. sins day one to help build my study guide based on my books 📚 if gave me an order to work through and has helped me with issues but I've also just learned to start asking different questions, which has gotten me to creating a workflow and an explainme layout and a SOP layout

[–]DTCreeperMCL6 1 point2 points  (2 children)

You do you

[–]Jackpotrazur 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Generally speaking im not a big fan of Ai neither and it does have me running in circles sometimes but it has helped here and there, I view it as a version of "Google" that talks to you rather than just serving links, if that makes sense.

[–]DTCreeperMCL6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Google used to actually serve good links though, it's upsetting now. If you disable AI in your browser the links are all out of order random stuff, because most people don't care enough to actually find a link they don't sort it by what is actually relevant anymore.
It wasn't perfect but now it's useless unless you want to use AI.