> targeted usage for tedium that has very little value overall

The entire point of the article was the hobby is ascribing value to that tedium that the LLM is removing.

Isn’t that the point of a hobby? To enjoy the path and not the result? To learn something new.

I understand using LLMs as tools to help you with your hobby, but I think when “Claude spends hours debugging it” it probably is no longer a hobby, but an outsourced job.