Yup, it's kind of tedious seeing these types of article / blog post. As anyone that works as a programmer knows, it's not the grammar of programming that is hard. It's understanding the hardware and what it can do that is hard. It's encoding nebulous and sometimes conflicting business requirements into something a computer can understand that is hard. It's taking into account all of the different error states that a process can get into that is hard. Learning the syntax of a programming language? Not hard.

We as programmers have weird brains, compared to most of the population. You give a programmer the list of road rules, and they will probably immediately identify, instinctively, several rules that are mutually exclusive / in conflict with each other. You're able to understand how a home entertainment system needs to be set up, even though that's really not what most programmers do. You identify loopholes in legal frameworks / contracts, because the lawyers that wrote them aren't used to thinking about what has to happen for edge cases.