My experience is that people fresh from getting their computer science degrees had the opposite problem where they didn't have enough practical courses coding something real to set them up for success in the real world.
Cleaned up of hype, it's just a JavaScript developer who spends their time arguing with APIs in a more literal fashion than those before.
That said, I at least took the time to learn the maths.
It's fine to ask questions and/or make substantive points thoughtfully, of course. But snarky oneliners, name-calling, etc., more or less poisons what we're trying for on the site.
Generated, not written. IMO this is an important distinction as developers know that generated code has limitations that differentiate it from hand written code. I'm sure this is a result of the quote being from people who aren't developers (usually CEOs), but when addressing developers it would be best to align the vocabulary to the audience.
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