Anon cheats through college

Anon volunteers for Neuralink

Brainless GPT coding is becoming a new norm on uni.

Even if I get the code via Chat GPT I try to understand what it does. How you gonna maintain these hundreds of lines if you dont know how does it work?

Not to mention, you won't cheat out your way on recruitment meeting.

Why would you even be taking the course at this point

Why do they even care? it's not like your future bosses are going to give a flying fuck how you get your code. at least, they won't until you cause the machine uprising or something.

The bullshit is that anon wouldn't be fsked at all.

If anon actually used ChatGPT to generate some code, memorize it, understand it well enough to explain it to a professor, and get a 90%, congratulations, that's called "studying".

Yeah fake. No way you can get 90%+ using chatGPT without understanding code. LLMs barf out so much nonsense when it comes to code. You have to correct it frequently to make it spit out working code.

I remember so little from my studies I do tend to wonder if it would really have cheating to… er… cheat. Higher education was like this horrendous ordeal where I had to perform insane memorisation tasks between binge drinking, and all so I could get my foot in the door as a dev and then start learning real skills on the job (e.g. “agile” didn’t even exist yet then, only XP. Build servers and source control were in their infancy. Unit tests the distant dreams of a madman.)

This person is LARPing as a CS major on 4chan

It's not possible to write functional code without understanding it, even with ChatGPT's help.

https://nmn.gl/blog/ai-illiterate-programmers

Relevant quote

Every time we let AI solve a problem we could’ve solved ourselves, we’re trading long-term understanding for short-term productivity. We’re optimizing for today’s commit at the cost of tomorrow’s ability.

deserved to fail

pay for school

do anything to avoid actually learning

Why tho?

virtual machine

Why would you sign up to college to willfully learn nothing

I don't think you can memorize how code works enough to explain it and not learn codding.

If it's the first course where they use Java, then one could easily learn it in 21 hours, with time for a full night's sleep. Unless there's no code completion and you have to write imports by hand. Then, you're fucked.

generate code, memorize how it works, explain it to profs like I know my shit.

ChatGPT was just his magic feather all along.

Unless they're being physically watched or had their phone sequestered away, they could just pull it up on a phone browser and type it out into the computer. But if they want to be a programmer they really should learn how to code.

He should be grateful. I hear programming interviews are pretty similar, as in the employer provides the code, and will pretty much watch you work it in some cases. Rather be embarrassed now than interview time. I'm honestly impressed he went the entire time memorizing the code enough to be able to explain it, and picked up nada.

Bro just sneak to the bathroom and use chatgpt on your phone like everyone else does

run it in a vm

Now imagine how it'll feel in interviews

Java is literally easy bro tf is there to stress about...

Open the browser in one VM. Open chatgpt in another VM.

Any competent modern IDE or compiler will help you find syntax mistakes. Knowing the concepts is way more important.

Java is piss easy, they're fine