AI writes most of your team's code now.
CodeTrain is how they still understand it: an AI tutor that teaches on your own codebase and refuses to type a single line for you.
Live today. Free tier, no card.
@everestchris6 when I hit `then psychographics...` I pictured the room darkening + mad scientist vibes activated xD
but seriously very interesting read
I made it a lesson you can do in your browser on front page. Real editor, real execution, real checks, no account.
Two steps, about a minute. The tutor's replies are written in advance so its a mock tutor compared to using CodeTrain with a real account.
https://t.co/zcnHYzrCJW
Your test passes. Your code is still wrong. Lets do a little JS function exercise.
function topThree(scores) {
scores.sort((a, b) => b - a)
return scores.slice(0, 3)
}
Returns the right three every time. Will throw 0 flags.
The fix is to sort a copy: `[...scores].sort((a, b) => b - a).slice(0, 3)`
The near miss is `[...scores.sort((a, b) => b - a)]`
Same characters, spread on the outside, so sort still runs on the original first. I have seen 10 year JS devs write that one on accident.
@Itsfoss For the huge OSS models regular users will still need cloud providers. We need good ones though that give us proper access.
I havn't gotten into proper testing yet but Fireworks AI is an alternative provider for open source models that NVIDIA supports rocking Kimi 3 right now
how we built an AI tutor that refuses to write your code. The never-write rule, per-criterion verdicts, the browser sandbox, and patch-back.
https://t.co/1h4BiUCrYv
Spaced repetition on your own codebase is unreasonably effective. Miss a step about your auth flow today and it resurfaces in a lesson two weeks from now, slightly different shape. Generic flashcards never worked for me, flashcards about code I own apparently do.
Something I underestimated: teams don't want "training", they want faster onboarding they can see. The team dashboard exists to answer the important questions like: "which of my new hires is actually ramping?"