Sure, we can go philosophical and say that when I'm ordering a taxi I'm programming - although my input is a simple time-coordinate pair. Since we are using na

Sure, we can go philosophical and say that when I'm ordering a taxi I'm programming - although my input is a simple time-coordinate pair. Since we are using natural language as real human beings our communication is context sensitive and this instance the context was the role of a paid position in a programming role. Don't go too philosophical without setting up the context, preferably with examples. And then think if you are actually saying something non-obvious.