DenisDolya

I used to write code with an LLM, but now I'm actively trying to switch to writing it by hand. Why? The answer is simple: I've noticed that I'm getting dumber at programming.

But how do you think it does that? At first glance, it seems like it's just reproducing code that was previously written by people.

I think this text also applies well to code written using an LLM.

Is there anything that can be done about this? Please tell me if there’s a way to search and/or browse websites when the internet connection is terrible. Maybe there’s something like lazy loading, or using terminal utilities in Termux for searching—it seems to me that terminal utilities are less demanding when it comes to a “perfect connection” compared to Google Chrome?

Thank you, just at the right time.

I liked your project; I think it has potential. If I have the time, I might try rewriting some parts in C, but since I don't have the testing hardware, I'll submit the changes to you via a fork.

What is the meaning of the game?

Thank you for your article; I enjoyed the way you explained everything, especially your ability to connect philosophy with neurobiology.

I agree about the freedom aspect. But the "4% Rule" in the form it’s usually presented—that’s just a form of masochism. It’s like starving yourself for three days just to gorge yourself on the fourth. Sure, you might be able to retire early, but you spent your youth grinding away those years.

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