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Comment by csallen

Yes, it often is much faster, and significantly so.

There are also times where it isn't.

Developing the judgment for when it is and isn't faster, when it's likely to do a good job vs isn't likely, is pretty important. But also, how good of a job it does is often a skill issue, too. IMO the most important and overlooked skill is the having the foresight and the patience to give it the context it needs to do a good job.

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