I think the analogy doesn't quite fit with typing speed in programmer productivity. If anything, it's analogous with time spent thinking on a problem. It's ea

I think the analogy doesn't quite fit with typing speed in programmer productivity. If anything, it's analogous with time spent thinking on a problem. It's easy sometimes to spend quite a bit of time just determining how to attack a problem. And often times it's a good thing, but in my experience sometimes it's good to just throw your first instinct at the problem. So instead of determining it doesn't work in my head, I find the problems while running the code. This usually reveals more information than dismissing the idea during the planning process.