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Bypassing practicing a practical skill stunts your growth the same way as bypassing creativity. For some tasks that may be fine, but I'd never be comfortable ta
by add-sub-mul-div 1y ago
Bypassing practicing a practical skill stunts your growth the same way as bypassing creativity. For some tasks that may be fine, but I'd never be comfortable taking these shortcuts with career skills. Not if my retirement was more than a few years away.
- zzzeek 1y agoI actually agree with you on that as well, watching claude take over so many tedious "oh this thing broke, I have to google how that works, re-learn its config format, fix the thing, then forget about it again" kinds of tasks does at the same time reveal a lot of thought processes that i no longer have to engage in. then again I dont see how it's too different from just a simple move into middle management where you manage programmers but dont do as much of the coding yourself. with Claude I'm finding myself taking on much bigger tasks and orchestrating a lot more technologies to do things, so I am learning about things i would not have if i didnt have the LLM to assist me through it.