@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... Some aspects of programming are profoundly counterintuitive.
It takes time and experience to go through a learning process, and wrap your head around these things. Typing the actual code is almost completely inconsequential, but part of the basic gradual construction process. How do you expect people to learn these important lessons, when a machine churns out their code for them and basically robs them of the entire learning experience?
Compare it with masonry. Easy job, right? Just lay a brick on top of another, with a blob of cement in between. Have you ever tried it yourself? It is bloody hard to get it just right! Now enter a robot, the LLM of masonry. Very efficient. It puts up a wall in like fifteen minutes, as long as everything goes as planned (!). But when it fails somehow, you will have lost the entire craftsmanship that goes with the trade - and you are lost.
