>> One of the most integral programming skills continues to be the domain of human coders: problem solving. Analyzing a problem and finding an elegant solution for it is still a highly regarded coding expertise.

Yeah right. I'm on windows 11 now, with English (Europe) as the system language and a double English and Greek layout. Windows continues to shit itself and randomly add two new languages and two new keyboard layouts to my machine for reasons unfathomable: English (US) and English (United Kingdom).

To clarify, this has been happening since Windows 10. You can find posts about it on the internet, like this one from seven years ago:

https://superuser.com/questions/1092246/how-to-prevent-windo...

The user who posted this says:

  Please help, I'm desperate, this is my third computer with Windows 10 and they
  all do the same thing.

If "analyzing a problem and finding an elegant solution for it" counted for anything, it would be very difficult for one of the largest software companies in the world to have a long-standing bug carried over two versions of its flagship operating system.

Nah, the truth is that nobody gives a shit about "elegant solutions" or problem-solving ability. Not in the software industry. And that's why LLMs _will_ eventually take over, even though they can't code themselves out of a paper bag. They can spew out code faster than you can type "public void integer FixKeyboardBug()". Why they fuck would anyone care if they can't actually fix any bugs, or create new ones at the same high rate they generate code?

It's going to suck so much having to use software ten years from now. You think it sucks now, but oohoho, just you wait.