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Nothing flippant about an honest opinion.

I think there's something to this except if you're using a language the llm doesn't know, like I am with nushell.

Day 2 for example I easily completed on my own with 2 very similar regex strings. However knowing regex to be slow I went looking for a more optimised solution. I found some python code that I mostly understood and attempted to rewrite the iterative solution into the functional nushell style and failed miserably. I turned to an llm for help only for it to waste my time with nonsense because nushell appears to be too new and changing too quickly for it.



except if you're using a language the llm doesn't know

This is exactly what I was getting at.

You will learn more from trying to vibe nushell code than reading solutions.

From thinking about how nushell is like other languages that can be vibe coded to considering why you want to learn nushell.

Or to put it another way, the dog did not actually eat your homework.




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