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been coding for about 3 years but recently decided to stop relying on copilot and just focus on my java 2 class. i realized i was getting way too distracted by poking around in python and ruby instead of mastering the fundamentals. it feels much more rewarding to actually understand the logic behind System. out. println("hello world"); without a prompt doing the heavy lifting for me. it is incredibly frustrating but worth it . i think i was just spreading myself too thin across too many languages. anyone else find that using ai actually slowed down their deep learning process?

full read: https://dev.to/annavi11arrea1/remembering-why-we-code-dropping-ai-for-fundamental-learning-4868

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the issue isn't the ai, it's that you weren't actually practicing problem solving before you started using it lmao.



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