Arya B

Why learning random stuff? Is there even any aim?

It is not random. I have been trying to bridge the gap between Business, Tech, and Design. I feel all of these are interrelated. To master in any of these, we need to learn all the aspects. For example, which UX design can increase the Conversion Rate? And to implement that it is good to know HTML, CSS.

🗣️: "Jack of all trades, master of none."

I'm not trying to be or being a master of a lot of things. It is applicable when we are aimlessly trying to contribute in a lot of things with the hope of a breakthrough. I'm only upgrading myself in the related topics/fields, so that I can successfully execute the task assigned to me or find any mishaps easily or save my workplace when huge workload comes. I'm not trying to be a master in Computer, Physics, Biology, Music, Trading, Geography. I'm under my own circle of my interrelated interests, enhancing my understanding and skills so that I can do better whatever I'm doing.

With the help of AI, anyone can do anything.

Yes, true. Then instead of competing against AI, we should give the job to AI. Why are we hiring website designers then if AI can do the same? In the end, it is getting the job done. We need only one person behind to execute it. We all are reluctant to accept new technologies at first.

🤬 Vibe Coding is a myth. You don't know anything. It's illegal to use AI. You don't even get credit for any of it.

Okay.

• I'm pursuing my another Bachelor's in Computer Application to know codes in depth.
• I'm not headlessly doing stuff. If there is an issue, I can rectify that.
• I'm learning Python, HTML, CSS, JS to learn problem solving.
• It's not a no-brainer work, even if you vibe code. You will get stuck if you do so and don't understand a thing. Else, one single prompt could generate a working website of your choice in one shot.
• No credit needed. It's all about getting the basics done, and make the best use of the resources we have. Utilization of the things is needed more than doing the thing which we already have.
• Also, "Under OpenAI's terms of use, you own the content generated by ChatGPT (including website code or text), as long as you’re using it legally and in line with the terms." • It saves time, manpower, and overall cost. Why wouldn't a firm opt for this till some basic extent?