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It depends on the age. At 20 something I could easily pull 16 hours of straight hard coding. Now? Forget about it.
by EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 5y ago
It depends on the age. At 20 something I could easily pull 16 hours of straight hard coding. Now? Forget about it.
- maerF0x0 5y agoSo could I. The caveat being that I was only a fraction as productive. roughly guessing, 16 hours was probably worth about 3 of today's. most of the difference is just the ability to go more directly to the right solution or implementation versus when i was younger I often found out late that something was off and had to change _everything_ to cascade the refactor.