> I think you haven't dealt with a lot of non-coders.

And I think you should avoid making assumptions about people you know nothing about. That is so far from the truth it’s not even funny.

> 90% of the world will not be able to even open a .py

Which is nowhere near my argument. I’d appreciate if you engaged with what I said or not at all.

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trick-or-treat a day ago | parent [-]

I don't know why you're trying to start a fight about this to be honest. I never said coders need to use vscode but yes they need to be comfortable with opening files in some editor obviously.

I'm sure you have a problem with that statement too but keep it to yourself because I don't want to hear it.

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		> I don't know why you're trying to start a fight about this to be honest. Again with the assumptions. I don’t know you, I have no interest in fighting you. > I never said coders need to use vscode but yes they need to be comfortable with opening files in some editor obviously. I know very few people who are so bad at computers that they would struggle with that. Heck, even Notepad is enough. That’s not a meaningful barrier. Furthermore, even the free plan of Claude can create ready-made scripts you need only download and then they give you guided instructions to make it executable. So not even dealing with text editors is necessary many times. > I'm sure you have a problem with that statement too but keep it to yourself because I don't want to hear it. The way to stop replies is to stop replying yourself. You pushed the conversation. You have the right and ability to stop whenever you so desire.
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