In the era of large language models, any conversation you want is at your fingertips. Predictable discussion on any topic is seconds away. So why do we still need humans? What is the role of social interaction in an age when the Turing test is not only obsolete, but better passed by a robot than a human?

Not everyone can be a great coder, but a great coder can come from anywhere. Here are some of the dangerous assumptions I have seen newcomers make about coding, LLMs, and coding with LLMs.