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AI can write the code now, so why am I still making myself learn it line by line?

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Genuine question I keep going back and forth on. Since AI got good at writing code, it's not obvious anymore that grinding through syntax and debugging by hand is worth the time versus just directing AI and reviewing its output. Where do people here land on this, full manual practice, full AI relia…

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  1. 2026-09-13 20:32 · r/artificial
    AI can write the code now, so why am I still making myself learn it line by line?

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