[zyx321]

Can one argue with a straight face that people will learn to code better by using a predominantly AI-based workflow? Or even learn by reading vibecode uploaded by someone else?

Hell, I'd argue that Vibecode without the prompt that generated it isn't even real open source.

[pelasaco]

Can you argue that you could learn to code better, copying and paste code from stack overflow? Who wants to learn, learns.. we did without Internet, and I still learn with AI.. btw, is in the "Satzung" from Codeberg e.V something about "learn to code?

[bigfishrunning]

> Can you argue that you could learn to code better, copying and paste code from stack overflow?

The learning doesn't come from copying and pasting code from stack overflow. It comes from

A) searching which code to copy and paste

and

B) Fixing the broken code that you just copied and pasted.

I suspect most programmers outgrow the "copying and pasting from stackoverflow" period of their development pretty quickly when they get frustrated by the fact that most of the stuff they were copying and pasting is broken or sub optimal in some way. If they prompt claude "write me a function", and then when it's broken they prompt "fix the broken function", they're learning (and doing!) a lot less.

[pelasaco]

That's no sense. People learn in different ways. Multiple people just copied and pasted from stack overflow. Other learned from that. Same with AI

[zyx321]

Did you... read my post? The first thing I posted in this thread was a direct quote from the Satzung. Did you think "education" was about learning the history of the Ottoman Empire..?

[pelasaco]

Your first post has nothing about "learning", it comes from the Satzung, but it has 0 contact with really. Typical Berlin