That's looking at it completely wrong. The important thing is staying up to date with best practices in your field, and automating away anything you do more tha

That's looking at it completely wrong. The important thing is staying up to date with best practices in your field, and automating away anything you do more than twice. Beyond that, if you're only writing 20 lines of code a day each and every single day, then you're either wasting a lot of your and your employer's time, or your role isn't just programming and you have other things to attend to.