I still feel more like the LLMs are the ones who need the handholding.

Ya'll might want to switch from V0 to claude code.

- at work, nobody cares. They only want shipped features.

- at home, I only care about having fun (and that doesn’t necessarily mean to not use tools like ides, llms, autocomplete, etc)

languages are subject to change

hire people who are good at finding information

not someone who is good at blindly memorizing details of a specific instance of a language or system

someone who memorized every single detail of COBOL will be a worse coder than someone who spent time thinking about abstract thinking and problem solving

you'll want to double check everything anyway

this shows of a fundamental lack of insight into what it means to be a good developer

it's like someone who thinks they are smarter than everyone else because they spent thousands on hours on playing chess

this student who has memorized the full specification of HTML, CSS and Javascript will be useless if you ask them a question about lets say Erlang, and is easily replaced by a book

How do you know it's not because they are to put it bluntly stupid or lazy?

> JS methods to select an element

> YOUR ANSWER

> getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll"

> EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER

> const button = document.example('example');

TypeError: document.example is not a function

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> Create an HTML form with an input field and submit button:

> YOUR ANSWER

> <input type="submit">Submit</input>

> EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER

> <button type="submit">Submit</button>

Not incorrect answer assessed as incorrect.

Your example correct answer to "Write a function that returns the sum of two parameters" is

    function myFunction(example) {
    example
    }

> EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER

  const evenNumbers = numbers.filter(function() { console.log('clicked'); });