Re:ChatGPT, the Abacus, and Education
by throwaway675309 on Friday December 09, 2022 @05:53PM
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You may want to shift your perspective then.
I derive zero intrinsic enjoyment out of learning frameworks or APIs, the only reason that I do so is that they help me achieve a vision of something that I want to build. Yesterday I cobbled together a Kotlin app with the help of chat GPT that when a phone is detected in freefall using the accelerometer it would start screaming. I've never used kotlin before, and I was able to put it together in a single day.
If chat GPT or some AI better facilitates the ability for me to build and create new things that I'm just as happy.
I derive zero intrinsic enjoyment out of learning frameworks or APIs, the only reason that I do so is that they help me achieve a vision of something that I want to build. Yesterday I cobbled together a Kotlin app with the help of chat GPT that when a phone is detected in freefall using the accelerometer it would start screaming. I've never used kotlin before, and I was able to put it together in a single day.
If chat GPT or some AI better facilitates the ability for me to build and create new things that I'm just as happy.