I came to the same conclusion months ago with the advent of coding LLMs.... I used to treat code as precious, carefully saving, cataloguing and referencing git commits and SQL scripts and command line histories, because they were painful to write, and thus they are valuable. I mean, they were, because when I had the same need again, I could find previous instances and reuse stuff.

Now ? I just dump the problem into an LLM and it spits up a script that solves it, and then I throw away the script because it horribly bugged for any other case then my particular problem, but hey, I just solved my problem