> Most of the days nowadays I push thousands of lines of code
Insane stuff. It’s clear you can’t review so much changes in a day, so you’re just flooding your code base with code that you barely read.
Or is your job just re-doing the same boilerplate over and over again?
You are a bit quick to jump to conclusions. With LLMs, test driven development becomes both a necessity and a pleasure. The actual functional code I push in a day is probably in the low hundreds LOC’s. But I push a lot of tests too. And sure, lots of that is boilerplate. But the tests run, pass, and if anything have better coverage than when I was writing all the code myself.