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‍ Like many developers, I’ve spent the last year adjusting to a world where I’m spending more keystrokes arguing, or, “explaining” to an agent the code I’d like to be written. No longer must we toil, writing every line code by hand like our great grandparents probably did.

Once, when I was a very junior developer, I was discussing a bug with a very senior developer (let's call him Burt). Satisfied with the fix, I said something like "oh, that was a great bug". He looked at me as if his eyes were going to fall out of his head. Clearly, this enraged him. He briefly went off about how there are no great bugs, there are only bugs to squash – and that’s all.