> targeted usage for tedium that has very little value overall
The entire point of the article was the hobby is ascribing value to that tedium that the LLM is removing.
The entire point of the article was the hobby is ascribing value to that tedium that the LLM is removing.
Even before LLMs came along a lot of hobbyists were using high level languages, linters, IDEs etc. instead of handcrafting assembly or machine language. Those tools increased the capability of hobbyists to build what they find interesting.
Yes and many programmers who came up in the 80s or early 90s writing C or equivalent decry these tools as ruining XYZ thing. LLMs are the same effect just on steroids