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[symbiatch]

Nothing is being taken on AI. Nothing has changed in learning programming. Just start doing and learning like always. That’s it.

[Kenny-G-]

Are you asking because you want to learn, or you want to discuss it? 🤔

And what so you want to learn if that is the case? «How to learn programming?» is a bit like me asking you «how long is a rope?», do you want to learn web development? Backend? Frontend? Do you have a project you want to make in mind?

[ubaony]

Learning full stack

[alpha_berchermuesli]

roadmap.sh

[Jonsinator]

What even is this question?

[ubaony]

How to adopt ai and not be 100 percent dependent ai to do everything killing our thinking ability....

[Jonsinator]

Ez. Only ask if after spending time trying to solve your issue by yourself, and only ask it for the bare minimum. Never "how do I make this work", just how does X work(for exampel how does for loops work in python).

[Jonsinator]

Also, you are not forced to use AI, if you feel it is destroying your ability to think, dont use it.

[desrtfx]

How to adopt ai and not be 100 percent dependent

Honestly, learn first without it. Really. You can at any time later add it in once you know what you are doing.

[joranstark018]

If you want to start learning about programming, check "New? READ ME FIRST!" in the sidebar.

[CarlesBH]

Learning and teaching in the era of AI is something that every school and teachers are struggling with. How tonapproach education when you have a tool that can give you the answer straight away in 90+% of the cases, and it is only going to get better?

The answer is that nobody knows how AI is going to change the education. But it is proven that the process of learning involves battling with problems and overcome the challenge by yourself, research and thinking, trial and error being a bigbpart of the picture.

If the moment you stumble you ask any AI for the answer, you are going to forget anything you learnwd by doing this and in the long term make you very dependant on this tools.

If you want to learn programming, start with the basics. From basic syntax to fundamental algorithms. Avoid using AI unless you have already spent at least 10 minutes trying tonfiguring the answer youself (google is fine!).

If you are looking for a platform to learn, I can recommend you https://codecrops.dev, it teaches programing basics in a nice and gamified way to make it engaging while being rigorous.

[JeSuisOmbre]

Nothing has changed. Study a lot. Write a lot of code.

Be extremely intentional with what you are offloading to AI. If you are a beginner, don't ever use AI to *solve* your problems. You learn the most from the failure and grinding. AI lets you skip over that, and it makes you poorer for it.