I have zero interest in manually creating software for solved problems - no text editors, no games, no utility tools. I like to write software for new problems and I love to solve these problems using code. I am not keen on typing source code by hand. If an LLM helps me speed up code creation, I will happily use it, because it allows me to solve my (business) problem faster. We are talking about efficiency here.
If other people like writing code by hand and enjoy it, good for them. But don't complain that your hobbyist approach is unsuited for your career.
How are games a "solved problem"? If you're talking about games as entertainment then is not a "problem" to solve, they're games. If it's the tech you mean, then that problem is not solved either, if anything it's become even more important to try to squeeze performance out of ever pricer hardware
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