See folders struggle with scale, AI handles it smoothly.

Actually drag and drop is way better for total beginners. It lets people figure out the logic of coding without getting stuck on spelling or semicolons. That early win of making something work builds way more confidence. Once someone gets how the pieces fit together, moving to typed code feels less scary. Starting from a blank text editor can just make people quit before they even understand what a loop is. Visual tools give a much gentler on ramp.

Heard this from my yoga teacher, it really works.

YES that "part of the rhythm" line hits SO true. My last brisket was a 16-pounder and wrapping in peach paper when the bark was set totally saved the schedule. It felt like a tool to manage the cook, not a cheat, and the meat was still IMPORTANTLY smoky and PERFECTLY tender.

Does @smith.david think my fax machine still works after all these years?