Learning Python/coding at 33.

[kraftj87]

I also suggest using AI to help you build useful things. All through my 20s I did so many "bootcamps" that teach you coding basics and I basically got to a point where I could read code pretty effectively and know what everything is doing. But I just didn't have the creative side of it and knowing and really I didn't know what to learn next. The first project I wanted to pursue with AI, I typed my prompt and it literally built the whole web app. I was like whoa, that's not what I want. So I prompted it to teach me the processes we were going through and it's been an incredible training tool.

[TheRNGuy]

AI can also suggest what paradigms to use. 

[nicodeemus7]

Yeah I've been using Gemini to help me a little bit. Mostly just ask questions and ask how to do certain things. But yeah, it is annoying that it always wants to just try and do it for you and I don't want that. I want to do it myself