Depends on the complexity of the task. And how fast I want it solved. If I wanted solved fast I use a better model (Sol), If I can afford some time I use Terra (I use terra for most coding things). If it is something super simple like changing a css class I use Luna.
you need serious motivation to learn a new language. First ask yourself if you have a really good reason otherwise you will give up. I, for example learned english because I needed for work. But I wouldn't dive into learning another language unless I'm going to engage with it in some form every day
I'd kind of argue against that. Jump right in! Just don't set yourself up for expensive or humiliating failures by putting stakes on your learning. Learn you some basics and see where that goes. If you like the language, you can keep digging.
If you have a genuine need for a language, you'll need to worry about success. If you just want to learn, there's nothing stopping you other than time and effort and saying no.
in order to become really proficient in a language you have to spend 1000s of hours. if you're doing it just as a hobby that's fine but if you don't have a clear goal you're likely not going to advance much. For a hobby that might be fine but I think most people want to get to at least B2 in another language since they're spending so much time in it. I do agree learning should be fun watching content you like in your language for example but you also have to take it seriously to persevere
honestly a piece of paper that has your password without saying it is your password and use that password for your most important thing (email) or password manager
I put on AGENTS.MD a prompt that says: teach me something small something about the changes you did if the changes were < 3 tokens if it was more than that teach me more. That's helped me somwhat. So now everytime it changes something it teaches me something about the codebase
i literally tell it "explain it like a 5 year old can understand" and "keep it under 100 characters".. helps somewhat (its still an llm so caveat emptor)
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