> I.e. in cases you know what code you want to write, but it's tedious, LLMs can do for you I feel like I'm living on another planet when I see this point. I h

> I.e. in cases you know what code you want to write, but it's tedious, LLMs can do for you I feel like I'm living on another planet when I see this point. I have almost never in my career encountered the situation where actually typing out the code is the time consuming part. The time consuming part is knowing what code you want to write, running it in a variety of circumstances to gain confidence that it's correct, and iterating when it isn't. Please don't think I'm saying you're wrong by the way—if anything this just shows how diverse programming can be as a career. But I see this point raised a lot and it doesn't match my experience at all.