You still get to be proficient in an environment. I've got around 10 projects open in different Cursor windows. Logging in each of them is one or more of: logge

You still get to be proficient in an environment. I've got around 10 projects open in different Cursor windows. Logging in each of them is one or more of: logger.info, log.info, echo, eventLog.WriteEntry, console.log, syslog, printf, active_span&.set_tag, puts, rollbar.info, ... (and more) It's not the ramp up time. There's no problem with learning yet another one. There's a problem with remembering them all as you switch between the projects. Most of the time LLM will know exactly what to use, how, and what data I want to log. Which will take way less time than me rediscovering how a specific project I haven't seen in weeks does things.