I don't code for a living. But I'm over 50 (ahem) and: 1. I still work in tech 2. I work at a startup 3. I write code daily as part of my job as a product mana

I don't code for a living. But I'm over 50 (ahem) and: 1. I still work in tech 2. I work at a startup 3. I write code daily as part of my job as a product manager 4. I love what I do and don't want to stop Just yesterday, I had to match one set of urls to another set of urls by domain name, which involved: 1. Stripping down various badly-formed urls to just their main domain -- Claude and ChatGPT both proved incapable of creating regex to do this; my code wasn't perfect either, but it was closer than they came. 2. Finding all cases where a domain from set A was a substring of a domain from set B, or vice versa. 3. Outputting various bits of related information for further assessment. I could have done it faster, but I can't say I didn't have fun doing it, and the result was useful.