I started manual coding again at least 1 day a week.

Its good for the brain, but man it's really slow.

And the AI results prove it: Over the past couple years I've been able to bring several work projects to completion single handedly.

Our R&D company is now handling more clients and we are returning better outcomes/products faster than before.

So...what to do? Results don't lie.

However I will say LLM's can't write multi threaded double buffers by them selves. Probably because they are so application specific.

But I think the reason I can go do fast is because I went so slow before. I have an intuition I can transfer into an LLM. Question is if that intuition will become sloppy as time goes on...