Agreed that it is a slippery slope. Programming is understanding - like writing or teaching is understanding. To really understand something, we must construct

Agreed that it is a slippery slope. Programming is understanding - like writing or teaching is understanding. To really understand something, we must construct it ourselves. We will be inclined to skip this step. This comment sums it up well: > Salgat 8 days ago > The problem with ML is that it's pattern recognition, it's an approximation. Code is absolute, it's logic that is interpreted very literally and very exactly. This is what makes it so dangerous for coding; it creates code that's convincing to humans but with deviations that allow for all sorts of bugs. And the worst part is, since you didn't write the code, you may not have the skills (or time) to figure out if those bugs exist https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34140585 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34140585