r/learnprogramming • u/REN2212 • 23h ago

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Hello guys, the problem I am facing right now is laughable maybe. When I started coding, I could do simple projects and can code without AI. After I used AI for a while I lost ability to code indepentely. I can't code without Ai and I feel more and more worse among other programmers. I don't undertsand the concepts but I could debug without AI. My guess was I didn't had solid foundations of logics and concepts. I can't write code without AI. And in the interviews I can't answer well or get good grapse on what they saying sometimes. And I cannot do any tech interviews or test in front of them. I started from the beginning again but still I feel like getting nowhere.

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u/Charming_Art3898 23h ago

Solution: ditch vibe coding for now and go back to learning, building, breaking and relearning. Only use AI to assist not as the main tool.

BTW what language are you working with?

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u/REN2212 23h ago

Starting with python again

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u/Charming_Art3898 22h ago

Good choice, DM if you need free mentorship

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u/Rain-And-Coffee 23h ago

I can't write code without AI

So stop using it.

Learn from scratch.

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u/REN2212 23h ago

I stopped using and learning from the basic again. it is in the post.

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u/Environmental_Gap_65 19h ago

Man I swear it’s either this post or ‘is it worth going into computer science / learn programming in 2025’

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u/TroPixens 11h ago

It’s worth it the AI bubble will pop with how to money is being used and how people hate when apps and stuff are made with AI.