very much agree. although lately with how good it is i get hyperfocused and spent more time then i allocated because i ended up wanting to implement more than i planned.

Been suffering the same, I'm used to having so many days (weeks/months) when I just don't get that much done. With LLMs I can take these days and hack around / watch videos / play games while the LLM is working on background and just check the work. Best part is it often leads to some problematic situation that gets me involved and often I'll end up getting a real day of work out of it after I get started.

Yes! So many times my brain just skips right over some tasks because it takes too much effort to start. The LLM can give you something to latch onto and work with. It can lay down the starting shape of a function or program and even when it's the wrong shape, you still have something to mold into the correct shape.

The thing about ADHD is that taking a task from nothing to something is often harder than turning that something into the finished product. It's really weird and extremely not fun.

This is the complete opposite for me! I really like a blank page, the thought of writing a prompt destroys my motivation as does reviewing the code that an LLM produces.

As an aside, I'm seeing more an more crap in PRs. Nonsensical use of language features. Really poorly structured code but that is a different story.

I'm not anti LLMs for coding. I use them too. Especially for unit tests.