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by jknoepfler
28 days ago
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If by "much faster" you mean ~10% faster, then sure. Having actually measured gains across a few teams, I haven't found anything faster than that. And that's making no effort to amortize across the slowdowns introduced by shipping more bugs (which I also measurable, but is not necessarily damning. Yes, I'm well aware of the knee-jerk "then you need to use GenAI to write better tests!" - which, I will add, is more undiscovered, non-free work). Writing "80% of the code" is not saving "80% of the time". Code is usually trivial and writes itself when other problems are solved. |
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