Open source library development has to follow very tight sets of style adherence because of its extremely distributed nature, and the degree to which feature development is as much the design of new standards as it is writing working code. I would imagine that it is perhaps the kind of programming least well suited to AI assistance.
AI speeds me up a tremendous amount in my day job as a product engineer.
> AI speeds me up a tremendous amount in my day job as a product engineer.
Sure, there are specialized and non-specialized models.
I was asking if you've measured your "tremendous speed-up" using AI or you just feel like it is a "tremendous speed-up". As the research indicates you may feel like you are sped up 20% while you are actually 20% slower. I'm not saying that you don't actually have a speed-up from AI.
AI speeds me up a tremendous amount in my day job as a product engineer.