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I'm learning programming on my own and trying to follow a step-by-step path instead of tackling everything at once. I tend to get overwhelmed easily, which makes me…
I'm learning programming on my own and trying to follow a step-by-step path instead of tackling everything at once. I tend to get overwhelmed easily, which makes me…
I've taken quite a few programming courses and worked through different resources, but I'm struggling to push myself beyond the basics. Sometimes I worry that I'm not suited…
I'm not opposed to using AI as a coding assistant—in fact, I've used AI-based tools to speed up my work for years. What bothers me is the current…
I graduated with a Computer Science degree about two months ago. For most of university, I genuinely enjoyed programming: working through difficult problems, debugging, understanding what went wrong,…
I graduated with a Computer Science degree about two months ago. For most of university, I genuinely enjoyed programming: working through difficult problems, debugging, understanding what went wrong,…
For most of my life, I followed computer science because I enjoyed the puzzles and the satisfaction of solving problems. Lately, though, AI tools have made it much…
I've been a professional developer for about six years, working at two companies mostly on firmware. I recently became a team lead, which means I barely write code…
I started programming at 14 by making simple chat bots, and over the years I've worked on websites, apps, servers, security, C, assembly, Raspberry Pi projects, and low-level…
I work with a group of friends who take on freelance projects, mostly involving web and mobile development. They have several years of experience with different technologies, while…
I've become overly dependent on AI for writing code, and programming has stopped feeling enjoyable. I'm currently working on a master's thesis in Computer Engineering, but much of…