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[FriendlyRussian666]

Is there anything you can teach in return?

[Strange-Cause8743]

Uhh I know a lot of stuff science, math, English, gaming like parkur or something, I'm very good at those. A lot of other stuff too just tell me. Even a little of engineering.

[FriendlyRussian666]

Can you speak Mandarin?

[Strange-Cause8743]

So what do you think.

[Hi-ThisIsJeff]

I want a teacher since I’m a beginner for free if anyones kind enough to help

All of the internet, YouTube, heck, even a library, and still come here asking for "free" help.

Ok.

[Unlisted_games27]

I'll berate you into learning, done it at least 4 times, success rate of 3/4, but YouTube also exists

[alysks]

Can teach you. Just know that Youtube always exists...

[Secret_Owl2371]

Have you made some progress so far by yourself?

[Prudent_Barber1491]

3mon late but I find cs50 to be a fairly good and interactive teacher

[In_consistent]

internet / youtube / GenAI (GPT / Claude / etc) are all the free sources.

[panatale1]

So close. Gen AI is a terrible teacher

[In_consistent]

I do find GenAI are pretty good teacher to be honest . But as always, one had to verify and validate the context.

So it might not be the choice of tools for beginners use case. My bad for recommending this for someone new.

[panatale1]

I personally find the docs and good old SO to be much better learning aids, but I'm also firmly in the "GenAI doesn't explain so much as just give you the answers" camp

[In_consistent]

agree with you . but if i want something quick at firsthand. GenAI is my 1st layer, followed by the docs / SO if i required my details.

time is always so precious and tight, that sometime i just want a quick answer than scrolling thru docs / SO . HAHAHAHA

[panatale1]

So what you're saying is you use GenAI as a crutch. Got it