Reading these reports makes me angry and relieved at the same time. Angry because it feels like such a waste that good developers are getting sidelined due to

Reading these reports makes me angry and relieved at the same time. Angry because it feels like such a waste that good developers are getting sidelined due to LLMs in interviews. (And good developers would be likely be better LLM users in the long run.) Relieved because I got into this industry when Z80 assembler knowledge (from ZX-81 days) gave me a head start back in the 80s, and I quit before I had to suffer interviewees using LLM. Knowing assembly made it much easier to deal with hardware and cranky C compilers back in the 80s. Now I'm in a complete unrelated "lifestyle business" where I occasionally can use code to optimise my workflow.