> You touched on the significant thing that separates most of the AI code discourse in the two extremes: some people just don't like programming and see it as a

> You touched on the significant thing that separates most of the AI code discourse in the two extremes: some people just don't like programming and see it as a simple means to an end, while others love the process of actually crafting code. Yeah this is for sure true, but it's probably true in degrees. I think there was even a study or something (from GitHub maybe) about the frequency of languages and how there were far more commits in say Rust on weekends than weekdays (don't quote me on this). Plenty of people like programming but really don't find yet-another-enterprise-CRUD-with-React-front-end thing to be thrilling, so they will LLM-pasta it to completion but otherwise would have fun hacking away in langs/stuff they like. I identify with that (hypothetical) crowd.