Comment by Aperocky
2 days ago
> write 20kloc of Rust code every day (and I review all of it)
Only one of this can be true. It's not a shame to say you don't bother reviewing it, in the future that may well be the norm.
2 days ago
> write 20kloc of Rust code every day (and I review all of it)
Only one of this can be true. It's not a shame to say you don't bother reviewing it, in the future that may well be the norm.
This isn't agentic coding. I haven't even tried that yet.
I'm prompting every change set, reviewing the outputs, then reviewing the total changes.
I'm sitting at my PC all day doing this - I used to be productive in short bursts, now I'm productive all the time. It's addictive.
You are reviewing 20kLOC per day, which is about 0.7 LOC per second in an 8 hour working day, assuming literally doing nothing else but reviewing? Pardon me but I don't find that very believable.
I don't completely disagree with what you are saying -- but there's no way you produce and review 20k lines a day. That part is clearly false. Even if Claude generated it in 10 seconds and it needed no changes you probably still couldn't review that much sensibly.
I used Claude a lot on a recent project where it probably wrote 15-20k lines in a month, and it was overall excellent.