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Yeah but I'm assuming you're using an IDE though, if not copilot. Obviously it's dependent on the verbosity and amount of boilerplate of the language. Probabl

• gary_0 2y ago
  To write 50,000 LOC in 8 active work hours, you'd need to input a line of code every 576 milliseconds. But I was just checking the math for fun, not trying to disprove your main point. You could argue that if human thought was not needed to write code, you wouldn't really need a keyboard at all and thus the amount of code you could input would be virtually unlimited.