Yes, the article mentions users copy pasting snippets from their personal "library". Well, that could just be made into an actual library of functions to call.

Yes, the article mentions users copy pasting snippets from their personal "library". Well, that could just be made into an actual library of functions to call. I'm currently at uni enrolled in an AI/ML degree, and there are a lot of people with no previous exposure to programming. It's just that most people don't know that these things are possible, don't want to learn another tool (IDE) and are not interested in longevity of the code, just in the results. This shouldn't sound like me complaining, I totally understand. I think a lot of the stuff could be solved with just better tooling, but a familiarity with software development is definitely helpful. Also a while back streamlit (https://www.streamlit.io/ https://www.streamlit.io/) was here on HN and since then I've been meaning to try it. I think this could be a good approach to bring together the best of both worlds.