[MattGaiser]

Different definitions of programming.

OP defines it as getting the machine to do as he wants.

You define it as the actual act of writing the detailed instructions.

[bluefirebrand]

It is very difficult to get the machine to do what you want without the detailed instructions

If you have an LLM generate the instructions, then the LLM is programming, you're just a "prompter" or something. Not a programmer

[r-w]

Exactly. There's a probabilistic machine in between you and every instruction that gets executed, without exception. It's straight up different.

[cgg23]

Im concerned that people are debating over this lol.