How do you tell when coding agents are amplifying your engineering skill vs hiding gaps in it?
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TL;DR at the bottom. I’m 15, mostly self taught, and I’ve been programming for around 2 years. I learned manually first and for a long time intentionally avoided using AI to write code because I wanted to know how programming actually worked before I had something else doing a huge part of it for m…
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How do you tell when coding agents are amplifying your engineering skill vs hiding gaps in it?
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