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“Should you still learn to code? This AI expert's answer might surprise you”
...in school learn to code? What I heard from you is your take is in that like a year or two, you don't really need to. My take is, I think for people that are using quad code, that are using agents to
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“AI will make coding obsolete in 1-2 years, says head of Claude Code”
...learn to code? What I heard from you is your take is in that like a year or two, you don't really need to.
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...code. Because Kids should learn to vibe code. You, like, you have the escape hatch of you can read the code if you want to. You don't just don't need to open most of the time. But you can, and it's a good guard. Right. But I don't because Yeah. You d
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...still learn to code? Do you think people should still learn to code? Yes. Absolutely. I think there's still a huge benefit to knowing how to code. I think there are some limits towards, you know, vibe coding or even AI coding. They're getting much be
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...learning process, how you fix code that's generated. Or you you write code from scratch and have the elements kind of tab, tab, tab, tab, add extra code? Like, which part do you lean on? I think to be safe, you should find the the beauty and the the
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...than learning to code, but I'd say I still think it's extremely valuable to study computer science. I say that because I think computer science is more than coding. If you understand things like, you know, big o notation or complexity theory or, you
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...learn to code is gonna be different. If you were teaching coding in the nineteen seventies,
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...programming is to build programs that you want. Right? If you're just learning it in the abstract, it's difficult to motivate yourself to actually do it well. Some people learn languages just for the fun of them. Most people do not. Most people learn
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...code. It will it will interpret it better than your English or Spanish or whatever language that you use, in these tools. So that's the third way. You're like, okay, now I'm even more deliberate. I'm not even going as wide as like giving it vague con
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...to learning than coding because you can code fast, but you can code garbage fast as well as magic fast. It's the same amount of time. It's you and your input that matters. Forget about
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...to code, just go and repl it and, like, make things. And I promise you, your kids will learn programming by osmosis. Like, they can just, like, see they're gonna get curious at some point. They run into a bug. They're gonna go go around and ask JWT.
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...learn to code, but SQL is going the way of COBOL or whatever. Like, you you may not have to learn that ever again. What languages should you be coding to future proof yourself? So if it's not gonna be these older esoteric languages. It actually doesn
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...I was like, oh, I think that's the future. Like, coding is such a It's almost solved. Yeah. It's solved. You know? Why why should I go into coding? I was like, okay, if AI can do the code, what should I do? Well, someone needs to build and maintain t
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...school learning to code, the the new hot thing was scripting languages, which is like Python and JavaScript. And if you're but if you're a real programmer, you would understand the language underlying Python and JavaScript, which was which was that's
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