Same there is a few things I never learned and don't care to learn and ultimately it has no greater value to learn.

Like do I really get anything out of learning another framework or how some particular library does something?

If you're going to deploy what you make with them to production without accidentally blowing your feet off, 100%, be they RegExp or useEffect(), if you can't even tell which way the gun is pointing how are you supposed to know which way the LLM has oriented it?

Picking useEffect() as my second example because it took down CloudFlare, and if you see one with a tell-tale LLM comment attached to it in a PR from your coworkers who are now _never_ going to learn how it works, you can almost be certain it's either unnecessary or buggy.

	▲	andoando 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		For things Im working on seriously for my work, for sure, I spend time understanding them, and LLMs help with that. I suppose, also having experience Im already prone to asking questions about things I have a suspicion can go wrong But there is also a ton of times something isnt at all important to me and I dont want to waste 3 hours on