[quentindanjou]

"painting is just procrastination that gets in the way of implementing your ideas."

"woodwork is just procrastination that gets in the way of implementing your ideas."

We can find plenty of others, but my main point is that industrializing a process doesn't make it "procrastinating". There are plenty of jobs that are done by machines but are still practiced by humans for multiple reasons. If we think of coding as a means to create, then we have plenty of examples of good reasons to have both the industrialized process and the 'handmade' one.

[saltcured]

Where does this evolution really lead?

"Thinking is just procrastination that gets in the way of your opinions"? ;-)

[analogpixel]

> Where does this evolution really lead?

probably that nothing really matters, so I guess do whatever makes you happy. If programming makes you happy then you should do it.

I find programming Advent of Code fun so I do it, but I don't find writing yet another web interface fun, so I have Claude do it.