Yeah, it's just how you see programming in your perspective.
It's like lifting weight. Obviously, machines lift weight much better than human for a long time. But people still trains for strength or aesthetics. Even if machine can lift much larger weight and more efficiently, some people still care about how strong they are.
A machine can lift much more weight obviously is not the excuse for them to stop training.
Programming is just the weight lifting for your brain/mind. Even if LLMs can solve all coding problems perfectly, there will be people who still want to program all by hands, for training their mind, or simply enjoying the process. And there will be people care about how good you are at solving a problem with programming.
LLMs being able to code does not mean you no longer need the ability to code.
Cars do not mean you no longer need the ability to walk.
It's like lifting weight. Obviously, machines lift weight much better than human for a long time. But people still trains for strength or aesthetics. Even if machine can lift much larger weight and more efficiently, some people still care about how strong they are.
A machine can lift much more weight obviously is not the excuse for them to stop training.
Programming is just the weight lifting for your brain/mind. Even if LLMs can solve all coding problems perfectly, there will be people who still want to program all by hands, for training their mind, or simply enjoying the process. And there will be people care about how good you are at solving a problem with programming.
LLMs being able to code does not mean you no longer need the ability to code.
Cars do not mean you no longer need the ability to walk.