Нейросеть не даст тебе стать программистом — если ты делаешь эту ошибку

Telegram channel https://t.me/+Xr9YlTkiKFgxOTVi When you tell beginners that code should be typed by hand, not copied from a neural network, they inevitably object: "Why understand code? A driver doesn't need to know how a car works." It sounds logical, but there's a catch. If code is a car, then a programmer isn't a driver. They're a worker at the factory that assembles and repairs these cars. A neural network writes code, but it breaks it, introduces bugs—and someone has to notice and fix them. But how can you fix something you don't understand? My name is Vyacheslav Romankov, and I'm a programming instructor who teaches not only how to write code, but how to think like a developer. 0:00 — Driver and Car 1:14 — If code is a car, then what do you produce? 2:03 — Not a driver, but a leader 2:51 — Control is needed 3:29 — The neural network is breaking the code, and someone needs to notice 4:26 — A coding error can cost a lot of money 4:45 — How to understand code if you haven't manually touched it up 5:36 — If you don't understand code, you're a factory watchman 5:51 — Confidently talking nonsense is what's bad