I was afraid the puzzle-solving was over. But it wasn't. It just moved up a level. Which, when I think about it, is exactly what's happened at every other transition in my career. I went from placing bytes in memory on a C64 to writing functions to designing systems. The puzzle got more abstract each time, but it never stopped being a puzzle. Now the puzzle is architecture, composition, directing the assistant. It's different. It's still satisfying to me, anyway.
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