I always spelled it out, "eff-ay-queues". Now questioning everything I never knew about acronyms 😂

Learning to code now means learning how to use AI the right way, and I don't know any good resources that teach that.

Feels like being a math major when the calculator was invented.

Highly recommend 100 Days of Code by Angela Yu for python if you have access to Udemy (free through some local libraries). Very beginner friendly and methodical.

Best to have at least one on your side for the eventual uprising.

I think it can be a nice sanity-check or reference while you build something, but wouldn't trust the outcome without checking the underlying data.

GPT got very confused iterating through cities and states on a recent list I had it proof-read.

Substitute 'y' on the last line to get:
'x.run().run().run()'

So AAA

Looks great 😍

This is a great reference, I'm learning these commands too and saving this to keep by my workstation 🙏

I'm learning Git for the first time. Do you find most people or best practice to be attached to @github.com or do most people start with local repositories?