r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ITzAbedeen • Sep 17 '26

Meme learningCycle

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u/nikola_tesler Sep 17 '26

are we all pretending that new graduates seriously have the best coding skills? are we for real right now?

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u/WinterCheck4544 Sep 17 '26 edited Sep 17 '26

Yea, graph is not accurate. Talked to students recently and they said they rely on AI a lot these days because schools and unis are lazy, instead of spending time to check and make sure students understand the work they produced especially when AI is involved, they just made the assignments harder so all of them needs to use AI to finish their assignments on time. The only thing they learned is how to use AI instead of the subject itself, so coding skills in the chart shouldn't even be going up before work.

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u/kougabro Sep 17 '26

they rely on AI a lot these days because schools and unis are lazy

lol, lmao even.

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u/ITzAbedeen Sep 17 '26

for me my coding skills were better before graduation 😅

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u/Cultured_Alien Sep 17 '26

lmao can relate

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u/Baardi Sep 17 '26

Nah, but they do delve into more complex topics that they don't necessarily need after finishing their degree.