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I love building stuff, especially on computers. It seems though, that LLMs and the current craze around them is slowly affecting it and most importantly the human community around it. Don\u2019t get me wrong, I\u2019m astonished by the capabilities of the current (Feb 2026) models. I use it quite a bit for all sorts of stuff - from agentic coding to data classification to small artsy stuff that I\u2019d never pay to get done. I\u2019m gonna leave art outside of the current post since humanity has found yet another way to fuck artists and my lil engineering mind can\u2019t comprehend that. The programming (open source or not) community has made a pretty sharp turn \u201ctowards AI\u201d and that seems to be such a loaded term that I\u2019m starting to feel disassociated. \u201cTowards AI\u201d could mean: Uses it (which could also mean a bunch of stuff) Uses it but with local LLMs (which I\u2019ll politely put as \u201csomething other than just using claude\u201d) Makes it (trains it) Builds products around it Spawned 10 ralph loops (== while (true) { claude \"continue\" } ) last night to build 3 different \u201cproducts\u201d Uses Google search Ships 50kLOC/day and feels unbelievably productive I don\u2019t want to point the conversation towards the \u201cthey split us and make us fight each other\u201d angle since it quickly throws the whole discussion towards tinfoil-hattery and we always loved to fight anywy - (\u2190 not an m-dash) there was never a need to find a new topic, mentioning emacs was more than enough and still is. We always were, and still are in a basement (metaphorically or literally) doing god knows what for internet points or even worse, to shave a millisecond off of something that at some point got internet points. Words are hard and communication is exponentially harder, throw in a touch of the spectrum and you get out a freshly baked soup of people that likes that they\u2019re part of \u201cthe community\u201d, without any sense of community whatsoever. I don\u2019t want to point the conversation go towards the \u201cProgramming is dead, get over it\u201d angle either since at this point, it\u2019s baseless. Maybe I didn\u2019t get the memo but companies are now a trust anchor? Their marketing department? OF STARTUPS? Apart from that I get the sense that the most people that weigh in on that matter are mostly ex-non-programmers or programmer-adjacent. I\u2019m most probably biased on this but this is not a whitepaper. The first I\u2019ll go with is determinism. We came such a long way just to end up back to RNGs making concrete choices and deciding weather to rm -rf our homedir today. We gladly gave them that power in what feels like a glimpse. My response to \u201cwhy do you like programming/computers\u201d was always \u201cbecause I get it, because if I tell it to do X, it will do so, very fucking literally, to a fault the vast majority of the time\u201d and instead of fixing the definition of X we fixed the \u201cliterally\u201d. Honestly, ingenious. Hilarious. That led me to me having feelings for a program. I caught myself getting angry. Against an algorithm. Honestly, I have no words. \u201cFeelings for an algorithm\u201d. I wasn\u2019t frustrated by a UX human choice, I wasn\u2019t pleased by the color palette that a human picked, I was angry at the results of an algorithm. Imagine having feelings against bubblesort or base64 encoding. Not the \u201celegance\u201d or \u201cproper implementation\u201d or \u201cefficiency\u201d of them which are all human creation and choices, their fucking result, what they spit out, the list of numbers. It\u2019s difficult to even explain what that means. It\u2019s ok though, I thought, each new tool has its quirks and learning curve, especially when it\u2019s under the heaviest development a tool has ever been in. I more or less got through that stage, my brain started to adapt and understand that what I read is fake, it\u2019s a virtual interface, like many other things that I use daily. And I used (and still do) AI quite a bit. It got better, faster, more effective, more versatile and my workflow adapted as well around it. I get to debug my homelab with it and help me develop personal projects in what feels like no time. Getting from \u201cI\u2019ve never heard that before\u201d to \u201cI have a vague summary of what this is\u201d is maybe 10\u2019 away. Whipping up a script to migrate your post from reddit to mastodon with scrapping is not even considered \u201cscripting\u201d anymore, it\u2019s a prompt and an MCP server. And that\u2019s what fucked me. I used to be \u201cthe guy that automates stuff\u201d. I used to be the one to ask for \u201cthe company VPN hack that makes it work on Arch\u201d. Don\u2019t get me wrong, I\u2019m not talking about being \u201cthe chosen one\u201d, nor did it give me some kind of weird power dynamic - neither literal nor fictional. The more the merrier. I wanted stuff to get done on their own, doing it myself was not as important. It gave me sense of self, something that I am, something that is part of me - much like someone that \u201cis\u201d an early bird or good at parking. It\u2019s not a race, it\u2019s something that you do for whatever reason and it\u2019s definitely something that you can connect over with other people. Maybe they have the same trait or maybe they hate that trait, whatever the case, there\u2019s a chance that they feel something about it. Something to connect or fight or discuss over. Now however, AI is the thing that automates and fixes corporate VPNs on outdated distros better than I would be able to in a thousand lifetimes. It has \u201crobbed\u201d me of a trait - or maybe a couple of them. A trait that I used very often to connect, to start conversations, to exchange knowledge and fun stories, to communicate. What the fuck does someone feel about it? How does one handle such thing? Imagine being always an early morning person and suddenly the sun rises on demand, per person. Your trait isn\u2019t taken away from you but it\u2019s given to everyone, freely, with close to no required effort/skill/planning towards it. I don\u2019t know what to feel. I have 0 idea what to feel. Mind you, I\u2019m not talking about anything technical. I\u2019m more than sure that at one point or another the need for such knowledge will rise, engineering is not dead, nor is knowledge. I\u2019m focusing on the human factor, me, as a person. Is it elitist/gatekeep-y to have negative emotions when something turns from a craft to an every day action? Is that how shoe shiners and milkmen felt? Am I the woodworker to a CNC? Is my craft reduced from \u201csomething to be done out of need\u201d to \u201csomething to be done out of love towards the craft itself\u201d? Is that art? Am I now a bash script artist? Last but not least, AI has robbed me of credibility. I\u2019ve always developed my personal projects in the open. Everything\u2019s on public GitHub repos. It was very easy to see how much I code, what I\u2019ve done, when, how, for how long. Now? \u201cit might just be AI\u201d. My life\u2019s work \u201cmight be AI\u201d. And I keep using AI since it makes fucking sense, in specific cases, it\u2019s faster and autonomous. I\u2019m the guy that wants stuff to get done on their own, remember? Am I shooting my own foot by using AI or will I be shooting my own foot if I stop doing so? After all, it\u2019s a spectrum, you can use AI however and wherever you like. At this point what I\u2019ve come up with is to use agentic AI as I did for work and stop using agents for personal projects, or at least for stuff that I care to learn about. The web interface of this blog is vibe coded and I have 0 regrets, I\u2019m not into web dev, especially with the trajectory that it has taken. I just want it to look nice and work at an acceptable rate - it has no backend so there\u2019s nothing to secure. All in all, (https://nolanlawson.com/2026/02/07/we-mourn-our-craft/) I\u2019m mourning my craft . Tangent posts from other people: (https://siddhantkhare.com/writing/ai-fatigue-is-real) AI fatigue is and nobody talks about it (https://www.abhinavomprakash.com/posts/i-am-happier-writing-code-by-hand/) I am happy writing code by hand (https://ezhik.jp/ai-slop-terrifies-me/) AI slop terrifies me (dzervas) // written_by dzervas Creator of this site and lover of fails. (https://kafeneio.social/@dzervas) Mastodon (https://github.com/dzervas/whynot.fail) GitHub (/rss.xml) RSS Feed (https://webring.stavros.io/prev) < Previous blog (https://webring.stavros.io/next) > Next blog ^ Top (Search posts...) \u00d7 Type something and hit Enter. Or just panic. 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I love building stuff, especially on computers.\nIt seems though, that LLMs and the current craze around them is slowly affecting it and most importantly the human community around it. Don\u2019t get me wrong, I\u2019m astonished by the capabilities of the current (Feb 2026) models.\nI use it quite a bit for all sorts of stuff - from agentic coding to data classification to small artsy stuff that I\u2019d never pay to get done.\nI\u2019m gonna leave art outside of the current post since humanity has found yet another way to fuck artists and my lil engineering mind can\u2019t comprehend that.\n\nThe programming (open source or not) community has made a pretty sharp turn \u201ctowards AI\u201d and that seems to be such a loaded term that I\u2019m starting to feel disassociated. \u201cTowards AI\u201d could mean:\n\n\nUses it (which could also mean a bunch of stuff)\n\n\nUses it but with local LLMs (which I\u2019ll politely put as \u201csomething other than just using claude\u201d)\n\n\nMakes it (trains it)\n\n\nBuilds products around it\n\n\nSpawned 10 ralph loops (== while (true) { claude \"continue\" }) last night to build 3 different \u201cproducts\u201d\n\n\nUses Google search\n\n\nShips 50kLOC/day and feels unbelievably productive\n\n\nI don\u2019t want to point the conversation towards the \u201cthey split us and make us fight each other\u201d angle since it quickly throws the whole discussion towards tinfoil-hattery and we always loved to fight anywy - (\u2190 not an m-dash) there was never a need to find a new topic, mentioning emacs was more than enough and still is. We always were, and still are in a basement (metaphorically or literally) doing god knows what for internet points or even worse, to shave a millisecond off of something that at some point got internet points. Words are hard and communication is exponentially harder, throw in a touch of the spectrum and you get out a freshly baked soup of people that likes that they\u2019re part of \u201cthe community\u201d, without any sense of community whatsoever.\nI don\u2019t want to point the conversation go towards the \u201cProgramming is dead, get over it\u201d angle either since at this point, it\u2019s baseless. Maybe I didn\u2019t get the memo but companies are now a trust anchor? Their marketing department? OF STARTUPS? Apart from that I get the sense that the most people that weigh in on that matter are mostly ex-non-programmers or programmer-adjacent. I\u2019m most probably biased on this but this is not a whitepaper.\nThe first I\u2019ll go with is determinism. We came such a long way just to end up back to RNGs making concrete choices and deciding weather to rm -rf our homedir today. We gladly gave them that power in what feels like a glimpse. My response to \u201cwhy do you like programming/computers\u201d was always \u201cbecause I get it, because if I tell it to do X, it will do so, very fucking literally, to a fault the vast majority of the time\u201d and instead of fixing the definition of X we fixed the \u201cliterally\u201d. Honestly, ingenious. Hilarious.\nThat led me to me having feelings for a program. I caught myself getting angry. Against an algorithm.\nHonestly, I have no words. \u201cFeelings for an algorithm\u201d. I wasn\u2019t frustrated by a UX human choice, I wasn\u2019t pleased by the color palette that a human picked, I was angry at the results of an algorithm.\nImagine having feelings against bubblesort or base64 encoding. Not the \u201celegance\u201d or \u201cproper implementation\u201d or \u201cefficiency\u201d of them which are all human creation and choices, their fucking result, what they spit out, the list of numbers. It\u2019s difficult to even explain what that means.\nIt\u2019s ok though, I thought, each new tool has its quirks and learning curve, especially when it\u2019s under the heaviest development a tool has ever been in. I more or less got through that stage, my brain started to adapt and understand that what I read is fake, it\u2019s a virtual interface, like many other things that I use daily.\nAnd I used (and still do) AI quite a bit. It got better, faster, more effective, more versatile and my workflow adapted as well around it.\nI get to debug my homelab with it and help me develop personal projects in what feels like no time. Getting from \u201cI\u2019ve never heard that before\u201d to \u201cI have a vague summary of what this is\u201d is maybe 10\u2019 away. Whipping up a script to migrate your post from reddit to mastodon with scrapping is not even considered \u201cscripting\u201d anymore, it\u2019s a prompt and an MCP server.\nAnd that\u2019s what fucked me. I used to be \u201cthe guy that automates stuff\u201d. I used to be the one to ask for \u201cthe company VPN hack that makes it work on Arch\u201d.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, I\u2019m not talking about being \u201cthe chosen one\u201d, nor did it give me some kind of weird power dynamic - neither literal nor fictional. The more the merrier. I wanted stuff to get done on their own, doing it myself was not as important. It gave me sense of self, something that I am, something that is part of me - much like someone that \u201cis\u201d an early bird or good at parking. It\u2019s not a race, it\u2019s something that you do for whatever reason and it\u2019s definitely something that you can connect over with other people. Maybe they have the same trait or maybe they hate that trait, whatever the case, there\u2019s a chance that they feel something about it. Something to connect or fight or discuss over.\nNow however, AI is the thing that automates and fixes corporate VPNs on outdated distros better than I would be able to in a thousand lifetimes. It has \u201crobbed\u201d me of a trait - or maybe a couple of them. A trait that I used very often to connect, to start conversations, to exchange knowledge and fun stories, to communicate.\nWhat the fuck does someone feel about it? How does one handle such thing? Imagine being always an early morning person and suddenly the sun rises on demand, per person. Your trait isn\u2019t taken away from you but it\u2019s given to everyone, freely, with close to no required effort/skill/planning towards it.\nI don\u2019t know what to feel. I have 0 idea what to feel. Mind you, I\u2019m not talking about anything technical. I\u2019m more than sure that at one point or another the need for such knowledge will rise, engineering is not dead, nor is knowledge. I\u2019m focusing on the human factor, me, as a person. Is it elitist/gatekeep-y to have negative emotions when something turns from a craft to an every day action? Is that how shoe shiners and milkmen felt? Am I the woodworker to a CNC? Is my craft reduced from \u201csomething to be done out of need\u201d to \u201csomething to be done out of love towards the craft itself\u201d? Is that art? Am I now a bash script artist?\n\nLast but not least, AI has robbed me of credibility. I\u2019ve always developed my personal projects in the open. Everything\u2019s on public GitHub repos. It was very easy to see how much I code, what I\u2019ve done, when, how, for how long. Now? \u201cit might just be AI\u201d. My life\u2019s work \u201cmight be AI\u201d. And I keep using AI since it makes fucking sense, in specific cases, it\u2019s faster and autonomous. I\u2019m the guy that wants stuff to get done on their own, remember?\nAm I shooting my own foot by using AI or will I be shooting my own foot if I stop doing so? After all, it\u2019s a spectrum, you can use AI however and wherever you like.\nAt this point what I\u2019ve come up with is to use agentic AI as I did for work and stop using agents for personal projects, or at least for stuff that I care to learn about. The web interface of this blog is vibe coded and I have 0 regrets, I\u2019m not into web dev, especially with the trajectory that it has taken. 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