Exactly; it's not about the volume of code, it's about the value of it. The best code is the code never written.
Reminds me of a former colleague of mine, I'd sit next to him and get frustrated because he was a two-finger typer. But, none of his code was wasted. I frequently write code, then cmd+z back to ten minutes ago or just `git checkout .` because I lost track.
Ye. The occassions were typing speed is even remotely important are so rare. Like, when you make a totally new file or class and need to churn out the skeleton.
Reminds me of a former colleague of mine, I'd sit next to him and get frustrated because he was a two-finger typer. But, none of his code was wasted. I frequently write code, then cmd+z back to ten minutes ago or just `git checkout .` because I lost track.