They hallucinate too much to be used as a learning replacement. The hallucinations are completely fine when you’re using it as a learning tool because when used correctly, you verify everything externally. I’ve used it to breach some difficult stuff I was really struggling with, like the Rust programming language. Used it to help me get started on it the right way, then used it to identify gaps in my knowledge. Been writing Rust at a pretty high level for 3 years since with no assistance from AI.

LLMs are genuinely a fantastic learning tool. You just have to use it as a learning tool, not a learning replacement…

probably a lot less performant than doing it the old fashioned way. sometimes that matters. you should have the non-grid non-flex method half committed to memory. abusing flex or grid to save 2 lines of code is not a great practice, and having only one child element is usually a pretty clear sign that flex/grid is the wrong tool for the job

at the end of the day though do whatever you want, in fact why not just write a javascript function to recenter it every frame at 60fps cause 99.9% of the software 99.9% of people interact with is pure shit made by developers who don’t care for users who don’t care.

we live in a slop world, made by and for slop people who love slop. can you tell i’ve been awake for 30 hours? anyways…

Finally, a fucking GOOD COMMENT well worth the second I spent reading it. slim pickings these days.

an important technology we rely on is displaying a strong bias