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       <p>What I <em>can</em> say with some certainty is that, if you use these tools, nobody outside of other AI code kiddies are likely to be impressed with you as a programmer. There is an art to software development&mdash;constructing a coherent and tight code base, coming up with elegant solutions to hard problems, and earning the respect of your peers should be sources of pride and joy for every programmer. Would you rather celebrate your own accomplishments, or those of the predictive text engine generating code for you? Perhaps I'm being silly; maybe this way of experiencing the process of programming puts me in the minority, like an old fuddy duddy complaining about how Batman doesn't dance anymore, but this is honestly the main reason why I personally will never integrate code-generating AIs into my development environment&mdash;even if that eventually makes me unemployable.</p>
       <p>I don't want to commission some art and pretend to be the artist. I want to <em>be the artist.</em></p>
       <p><img src='/assets/je-suis-artiste.webp' alt='Je Suis Artiste'></p>
-      <p>I understand the laundry scheduling application you're writing for the hospitality industry or whatever your day job is may never be on [Fabien Sanglard's](https://fabiensanglard.net) short-list for a deep dive into the elegance of your code, but is that really such a bad thing to aspire to? Doesn't taking pride in your work make it more enjoyable? How can you respect your own code or expect anyone else to respect it if you didn't even write it?</p>
+      <p>I understand the laundry scheduling application you're writing for the hospitality industry or whatever your day job is may never be on <a href='https://fabiensanglard.net'>Fabien Sanglard's</a> short-list for a deep dive into the elegance of your code, but is that really such a bad thing to aspire to? Doesn't taking pride in your work make it more enjoyable? How can you respect your own code or expect anyone else to respect it if you didn't even write it?</p>
       <h2>Reasons to Use AI Generated Code</h2>
       <h3>You Are a Masochist Who Prefers Code Reviews to Coding</h3>
       <p>I was wrong earlier. <em>This</em> is the main reason why I will personally never integrate AI into my development environment. I love to write code. I very much do not love to read, review, and generate feedback on other people's code. I understand it's a good skill to develop and can be instrumental in helping to shape less experienced colleagues into more productive collaborators, but I still hate it.</p>