I was about to buy it when I saw this https://help.kagi.com/kagi/why-kagi/kagi-vs-google.html: “We’re grateful to have access to Google’s search technology and infrastructure for Kagi.” Basically, it uses Google, so I’d rather use Startpage, which does the same thing but for free.
Thank you for your comment. Sorry, I should have clarified that the learning in computer science was just for fun. I’d love to develop a video game, but since I don’t have enough time because of my communications studies, that’s one of the reasons I got into AI.
The thing is, I don’t want to study computer science or anything like that at a professional level. But when you say I don’t need to understand particle physics to bake a cake, in a way, yes. But if I’m watching videos that walk me through how to code a game step by step, did I make the game, or did the video creator? I had this same problem before 2023 when I watched videos to code a game, I’d listen to the video and copy the code, but I didn’t understand a thing, it wasn’t MY game.
Besides, I’m curious to know how computer science students from my generation (Gen Z) view everything related to LLMs, it must be kind of sad.
When I talk about reluctance, I was really just talking about laziness. At first, I saw AI as a tool, but as time went on, I basically handed over all my tasks to it, and as that happened, we lost our habits and no longer knew how to do things.
I was about to buy it when I saw this https://help.kagi.com/kagi/why-kagi/kagi-vs-google.html: “We’re grateful to have access to Google’s search technology and infrastructure for Kagi.” Basically, it uses Google, so I’d rather use Startpage, which does the same thing but for free.
Thanks! I was thinking about paying Kagi… Is it really worth it?
Thank you this a super interesting!
Thanks for your comment. I would like to follow blogs but I don’t know how?
Zeal and Navi seem very interesting thanks!
Thank you for your comment. Sorry, I should have clarified that the learning in computer science was just for fun. I’d love to develop a video game, but since I don’t have enough time because of my communications studies, that’s one of the reasons I got into AI.
The thing is, I don’t want to study computer science or anything like that at a professional level. But when you say I don’t need to understand particle physics to bake a cake, in a way, yes. But if I’m watching videos that walk me through how to code a game step by step, did I make the game, or did the video creator? I had this same problem before 2023 when I watched videos to code a game, I’d listen to the video and copy the code, but I didn’t understand a thing, it wasn’t MY game.
Besides, I’m curious to know how computer science students from my generation (Gen Z) view everything related to LLMs, it must be kind of sad.
When I talk about reluctance, I was really just talking about laziness. At first, I saw AI as a tool, but as time went on, I basically handed over all my tasks to it, and as that happened, we lost our habits and no longer knew how to do things.
Wow, that's not cheap!