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I spent most of my life learning how computers work, to the point where I can often intuitively feel out things that are sub-optimal. I spent uncountable Saturday nights alone with a screen, understanding the work of the greatest minds of the world. I dedicated my career to bringing my skill-set to the non-profit sector instead of exploiting it for raw dollars. I know the LLMs can 'make code', but I do not want my work to take the form of "arguing with a junior over chat" so I can attend more meetings. I'll gladly use AI. There are places the tools we have fit nicely, but I do not believe that "natural language" is the ultimate interface; it's a step down for a lot of us.