Why are you using LLMs then, if you enjoy the actual process of thinking about a problem and solving it by writing code?
It's definitely a more enjoyable world this way.
It's definitely a more enjoyable world this way.
Just imagine that instead of having to work off of an amorphous draft in your head, it really creates the draft right in front of you in actual code. You can still shape and craft and refine it just the same, but now you have tons more working memory free to use for the actually meaningful parts of the problem.
And, you're way less burdened by analysis paralysis. Instead of running in circles thinking about how you want to implement something, you can just try it both ways. There's no sunk cost of picking the wrong approach because it's practically instantaneous.
So no, this isn't universally true.