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1. cybera+(OP)[view] [source] 2025-06-03 05:21:27
I looked through the source code, and it looks reasonable. The code is well-commented (even _over_ commented a bit). There are probably around ~700 meaningful lines of pure code. So this should be about 2 weeks of work for a good developer. This is without considering the tests.

And OAuth is not particularly hard to implement, I did that a bunch of times (for server and the client side). It's well-specified and so it fits well for LLMs.

So it's probably more like 2x acceleration for such code? Not bad at all!

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2. nipah+vQn[view] [source] 2025-06-12 14:30:53
>>cybera+(OP)
700 lines of code is 2 weeks of work for a good developer? My friend, I wrote 350 lines of executable code (excluding boilerplate) in a morning (4AM to like 9AM, maybe a bit more) to make a test with voxel octrees like yesterday. There's no reason it would take "2 weeks of work for a good developer" to write 700. What takes times in those projects is the research, if you already have this fresh in your head it should not take more than 3 days to make something very simple but reasonable, and a week at max to make something good (not perfect, but good).
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