[lkbm]

Well, I'm currently applying for jobs, so being able to write code without AI is actually important.

More generally, I want analytic reasoning and problem solving skills. Assembly, C, and Python all still have me writing an understanding algorithms, while prompting (mostly) does nt. (Actually, more so with C and Python than Assembly because it abstracted away an appropriate amount of stuff, much the same as how I can do better math with pen and paper than in my head.)

It's possible that at some point it will make sense to switch to a different analytic reasoning practice regime, but for now, programming is a really relevant one for me, and one I enjoy.