I know I'm repeating myself but even if LLM coding tools were good enough for my actual coding work I still wouldn't use them purely due to the ethical concerns surrounding training data provenance and energy footprint. That alone is disqualifying for me, regardless of their efficacy.
@endrift same!

and also, asking the slop bot to pretty please write a function for me isn't how i want to be spending my time

i got into this field because i like programming. and even though i'm just doing some boring webdev with the shitty tools/libraries that entails, i still enjoy the actual art of programming
@endrift add to that also how major AI platforms like Claude are being using to commit war crimes, it's really indefensible
@endrift Same. I also feel like I would miss out on opportunities to learn. Being handed/shown a solution is not the same as coming up with it yourself. I got into this field because I like learning and solving problems.
@endrift right there with you. AI boosters love saying "this [use case] improved my efficiency by 5%!" and I'm like, even if that's true, it cost the bones of like three orphans to do it