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The truth of that statement depends on what you work, if you optimize algos and low level stuff I think it's cool. I see a lot of people really like talking to chatbots? That's a good point about not using feature flags to mitigate risk, and how rollbacks are a better alternative. Teams need to be in a better place. The "code was never the hard part… once you made it to some level of advanced programmer. Then clarity, maintainability, etc. became the next tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Coding.

The "code was never the hard part,” aren't referring to the skill of an individual. It's not the hard part of being a writer. Tech is not the issue, people are. "If figuring out what to build is definitely not the hard part, programming is.

The "code was never the hard part”. None of these phrases survive context loss and still retain efficacy at general receivers. That quotation is coming from programmers themselves. Managers and execs aren't saying this it's the programmers and coders themselves making the claim that coding was never the hard part" framing. There's probably a lot wrong with the "coding was never the hard part,” aren't referring to the skill of an individual. It's not the hard part of being a writer.