Really why do you know that? Sitting the whole day in front of a screen compared to create and finish (yeah that's a real thing in woodwork) a Project sound's much better (and like everything it has it's up and downsides)
A big No from me, looks like we just have different tastes.
Running a bandsaw 20 times might sound to you like the epitome of boredom. To me, a (poor) woodworking perfectionist (i.e. I'm always trying to make my work furniture-grade, but usually failing) it's an exercise in constant concentration and error-correction. To a master, it can be the epitome of mindfulness.
Yes my apprenticeship was (4y) +3 years after that.
Again different tastes.
The work I do on software I consider as relatively intelligible, but the woodwork I do, requires as much of my brain as the programming, just in a whole other area of my brain.
Your harsh judgement on the matter is just rather irrelevant, it works for him, it tickles his brain, and was just an honest response on github, no need to get trolled here on HN.
If you read my initial comment carefully you’ll see that I’ve made no such conclusion.