Haskell developer offers strategies to preserve coding enjoyment amid LLM adoption
A Haskell programmer has published an essay addressing anxieties about AI-driven burnout, job insecurity from LLM-assisted coding, and declining code quality. The author, writing entirely without AI assistance, argues that much of programming's satisfaction comes from the act of expressing thought in code itself, and warns that relying on LLMs to generate code risks eroding that enjoyment.