more code faster is competing against some of the largest tax hikes of the last ~70 years, economic uncertainty on what the taxes tomorrow will look like, combined with an energy crisis.
Because I have seen plenty of analysis published in the past 30 years that puzzle over the productivity growth stagnation in the face of an exponential growth in capital expenditure in computer technology.
So by all means share with me some of the groundbreaking results showing that we can finally see more productivity growth than would be otherwise expected by the conjecture.
It's still unclear if task-level productivity gains bubble up, but it's also still early and I'm not sure we should expect to see immediate results there.
Yes that is in essence the crux of the problem