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It's interesting that the goal is to increase the amount of words written rather than their quality. I suppose which of those matter more depends on the type of
by zeroonetwothree 15y ago
It's interesting that the goal is to increase the amount of words written rather than their quality. I suppose which of those matter more depends on the type of work you are writing.
- vacri 15y agoDon't get too hung up on words written as being considered a metric of quality - for authors, it's a metric of productivity, quality or otherwise. Unlike (most) code, a novel generally has a roughly intended length when it's started (compare harry potter 1 vs 7; the light novel vs the must-service-my-fans). It can take you a few years to reach that, or a few months. Words per session for an author does not translate into lines of code for a coder - they're different beasts.