I love coding and I always have - arguably moreso now, if you can still call it coding.

For me, it is not about the syntax nor the mechanics of typing though. My enjoyment comes from thinking about problems and breaking them down, or thinking about what architecture would best serve them. I guess I'm meant to be a systems design guy, so I'm lucky that AI-coding fits this well (AI models have limited context windows, relative to the size of codebases, so doing the big picture thinking is still important, and fun for me).

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bluefirebrand 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> arguably moreso now, if you can still call it coding

I pretty strongly think it doesn't resemble coding even a little

	▲	m_w_ 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Yes - I think that's fair. I'm happy to concede the term coding - I still enjoy the process of telling my computer to build something I've envisioned. It's now much faster, and I get to do more of the big-picture thinking and ideation, which I thoroughly enjoy.
	▲	IggleSniggle 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Depends on the writer.