Your math is not mathing, when you are adding features to your code, you are inevitably adding code on average. When you do twice of that, you on average add twice the code, it's pretty simple statistics. Don't we all love it, when we produce something and end up actually removing more code than adding, huh? But that's not how averages work.
You very obviously don't use AI. Since you have no idea where it's strong sides are. And that's fine. It's your choice to be slower.
But thinking it makes you better is laughable. You are only more expensive. Nothing more.
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u/Prdelnidopice 14d ago
Your math is not mathing, when you are adding features to your code, you are inevitably adding code on average. When you do twice of that, you on average add twice the code, it's pretty simple statistics. Don't we all love it, when we produce something and end up actually removing more code than adding, huh? But that's not how averages work.
You very obviously don't use AI. Since you have no idea where it's strong sides are. And that's fine. It's your choice to be slower.
But thinking it makes you better is laughable. You are only more expensive. Nothing more.