I strongly disagree with this. I think the author is projecting his worldview onto Stack. Just like virtually everything else in education, you only get out what you put in. If you use it in a lazy way, then it makes you lazy but if you code until you're stuck, post a question, code more - sometimes getting the answer yourself, other times accepting an answer then you can learn plenty.
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I strongly disagree with this. I think the author is projecting his worldview onto Stack. Just like virtually everything else in education, you only get out what you put in. If you use it in a lazy way, then it makes you lazy but if you code until you're stuck, post a question, code more - sometimes getting the answer yourself, other times accepting an answer then you can learn plenty.