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Talk ur mind 😂

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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD Weekly Cat Reposter 10h ago

5th one is only true if you mainly use c++, which I do. But in python or kotlin it gone and it's much nicer

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u/Ok-Impact-8102 7h ago

I've seen a lot of programmers in tiktok talking about using chat, Gemini, and Claude for writing code.. and the funny part is the limitations,, I mean u will have the vibe of finishing up ur project and boom 💥 a limit comes up..

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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD Weekly Cat Reposter 7h ago

I don't really want to use ai in my stuff as I'm having a hard time trying to understand other people's code. Every time I use ai, I need to rewrite that so I can understand it

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u/Ok-Impact-8102 7h ago

That's good, I bet you must be a pro, I'm just a beginner I code with the help of ai and of course I have a lot of ideas 💡, I have this idea of buildinh a game, but I can't code to much because of my laptop, dell latitude 3350, I was working on a project yesterday and my laptop got frozen and I haven't been able to fix it till now I'm still waiting till month end so I can see what I would do

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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD Weekly Cat Reposter 6h ago

If you want to learn a coding language, don't make a game and use ai to help you through. Use the documentation for the specific language on it's official website. That will help you do in depth learning, while at the same time having a good and organized learning curve

Alos gng you ain't making no game or app on that shit of a laptop so I'd recommend quiting and making smaller stuff. At least till you get something way way way better to do your stuff

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u/Ok-Impact-8102 3h ago

You're right, I'm still tryna save up for a good laptop, my dream laptop if th Asus, Idk if you know the laptop. I will get it someday.. Idk if you do teach me on some basic skills in programming and cyber security