@gabriel1: kinda sad computer use will be a lost art for our kids setting up a minecraft server locally, one prompt away. any kind…
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A tweet reflecting on how AI making tasks like setting up a Minecraft server or solving computer problems a single prompt away may cause younger generations to lose foundational computer skills.
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kinda sad computer use will be a lost art for our kids
setting up a minecraft server locally, one prompt away. any kind of setting, one prompt away. drivers, internet, downloads, any problem, always one prompt away
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