@menelion Yes. I've noticed that too.
Liam Erven
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@matt I worked as a software engineer full time for eight years for very little pay. I became kind of soured on the process of coding. Honestly agentic coding has helped me REINVIGORATE my interest in making software again. I appreciate that I can explain what I want, get something out, and then ittirate over it and get something better. it's also giving me exposure to languages I'd otherwise not have access to. I honestly never wanted to code in the first place, but in order to get the games and software I wanted for a long time, I had to be a one man shop. Now I can focus on the things I enjoy which are designing concepts. I hope my ramblings make some sort of sense.
@matt So for me even though I have an engineering background, I enjoy agentic coding because I've always preferred to design vs. actually engineer. I'm burnt out on the actual coding side of things, but I have a lot of ideas I want to make happen. But that's just me so... yeah.