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 ## What’s your overall take? Does it help you enjoy your work more, or less? Does it make you more or less productive?
 
-Using an LLM to help me build a project or solve a programming problem feels dishonest. It takes away all the fun from doing these two things, which is completely missing the point.
+Using an LLM to build a project or solve a programming problem for me feels dishonest. It takes away all the fun from doing these two things, which is completely missing the point.
 
 And like I said earlier, having to proofread the reply to my prompt, editing the prompt to provide feedback, and so on until I eventually landing at a decent enough solution... that seems quite counterproductive to me.