But the real savings? Repetitive code. I suck at it, I always make typos and it’s draining.
It's hard to say without being immersed in the codebase you work on, but wouldn't making your code DRY (when possible) take care of a lot of the repetition without needing to write a bunch of incredibly similar code (be it by hand or with an LLM)?
MDN offers webdev tutorials. While I've never tried their tutorials out, the MDN docs are really good and they're my go to when I need to figure out how a specific brower-side API works.
Militarily driving out the French and Burger imperialists was a prerequisite for their governmental success. After all, if they hadn't done that, they wouldn't be governing themselves in the first place.
Unbiased reporting (or unbiased anything for that matter) doesn't exist. The sooner people realize that, the sooner they'll stop letting the imperial media pull the wool over their eyes.
An important aspect of your argument is that land is not capital. I suspect that differing definitions of capital between you and Cowbee is leading to you both largely talking past each other. I wouldn't be surprised if the Georgist conception of capital has some fundamental differences with the Marxist one.
Based if true.