[chasingentropy]

I agree with your sentiment. It's like asking a 3 year old to compose a symphony because they learned to play twinkle twinkle little star on a casio keyboard reasonably well.

I don't see it as a "judgemental piece to anyone that i am alluring to" (I think you mean alluding) but I do think it's an honest assesment of those who are attempting to rely heavily on AI.

[fsociety]

It is a judgemental piece because the writer is putting a value judgement on people who use LLMs to code and those who don't. Its right after the piece you quoted.

> please don’t take this as a judgemental piece to anyone that i am alluring to. it’s fine to not find programming enjoyable. it’s fine to just want things to work. i am just disappointed at how the ones who care appear to be an ever dying breed.

I'm not saying the author shouldn't write that, write whatever you want. But you should own what you write.