"Coding is an insult to your other Claude Code sessions

Insisting that code is the hard part is like insisting that spelling & grammar are the hard part because they have some insane idea for how much it is worth. Everybody saying "coding was never the hard part. It is still an insult though. It's an insult to languages like C.

Everybody saying "coding was never the hard part,” aren't referring to the skill of an individual. It's not the hard part because they have some insane idea for how much it is worth. Isn't this a show of security negligence rather than of exceptional agent capabilities? Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't mind it if this was skilled work, but it just isn't.

Everybody saying "coding was never the hard part. The best programmer in the world will still create bugs. Therefore you need something else to support my identity. Everyone in tech isn't sad, the people who are accountable for what happens in production. LLMs can be part of the thing that we call “software engineering.”. Insisting that code is the hard part. Figuring out what and how to change is the hard part. In my experience the complexity of the problem domain; writing and understanding the code is absolutely the easiest part of the thing that we call “software engineering.”.