> the fun in the job should be to solve problems and come up with solutions

Who are you to tell anyone what the fun "should" be?

Personally, I find writing code very fun, because building the solution is also very gratifying.

Besides which, in my experience until you actually write the code you haven't proven that you solved anything. It's so easy to think you have solved a problem when you haven't, but you won't figure that out until you actually try to apply your solution

> The fun in the job is not knowing where to place a semicolon.

This can be solved with simple linters, no need for LLMs