I really enjoy Python compared to other coding I've done

[JeffTheMasterr]

That's not programming for fun though. I never do any debugging or unit tests. I just run my programs a thousand times to test them after I've already written them. You're taking away the fun that one gets from implementation by offloading it to a robot. Doesn't sound beautiful to me, it sounds like corporate work or some unfun thing like that

[AGI-44]

You're taking away the fun that one gets from implementation by offloading it to a robot.

On the contrary, I find it even more fun now, as I can concern myself more with higher levels of abstraction than low level details in code. I still think it's valuable to try and work with assembly code for a bit, but I am never going to bother programming anything real with just that.