I have to push back on 2 things as i think one is categorically incorrect and the other is demonstrably incorrect. 1. Debugging: Debugging is not a thing if coding is solved. You would produce correct behaviors. I don't understand how a solved problem could produce erroneous behavior. 2. Coding is the easy part: setting hardware, capacity, talking to users, product planning agreed is in fact hard, but so is coding. Example: If coding was in fact not hard then Claude Code having a flickering issue for well over 9 months, which is a purely software challenge, would have been solved almost immediately (immediately being on a shortened time scale comparatively to a human solve time scale). For more trivial applications software approximation can largely work. I also love software approximation for exploring how things should feel.