It’s a problem I think about more generally quite a bit. In general, the problem is optimizing efficiency of translating thought into machine code. Our thoughts

It’s a problem I think about more generally quite a bit. In general, the problem is optimizing efficiency of translating thought into machine code. Our thoughts move much faster than our hands. Our thoughts don’t execute linearly— able to seek to many random ideas and back without much of a sweat. I don’t think visual vs. text is going to make much of a difference, because both use the same interface device. Honestly, if you think about it that way, text based workloads are going to win every time because the keyboard is much more precise and fast than a mouse. My point is that this will always be an interface device problem, not a visual vs text (mouse vs keyboard) problem. FWIW I think KBM and text with modern tooling is incredibly efficient already, but my mind is open to some new interface device that changes everything. Not so sure that means VR, because VR is really just a pair of pointers (two mice)