Those who viewed code as a means to build something else, are happy to switch to LLMs if they can build that something faster/cheaper.
Whereas, those who liked coding for its own sake, don't want to use LLMs, and fear for their jobs and their happiness.
Unfortunately for the latter group, we're moving to a world where most development is done by LLMs, and only cutting-edge or hobbyist work is done manually. E.g., Japanese artisanal wood-working and joinery is beautiful and elegant... but modern carpentry doesn't build that way.
Now I get to fix things created by managers who enjoyed building things they still don't understand.
Or the Java guys who wrote bloated apps that wasted CPU cycles on garbage collection instead of writing in C++, like God intended?
Or the Fortran / Cobol guys who wrote in those God-damned, wasteful, useless high-level languages, instead of using assembly, like a proper programmer should?
though, to be fair, the middle layer itself is composed of this same work. so it's fractal, or turtles all the way down.