There definitely are 10x engineers and they're invaluable, but they're not (necessarily) those who write 10x more good code, but those who understand the requirements and write the right code. And directs others to write the right code.
Most time is wasted when you throw away and rewrite what you did.
I like Rider very much, but personally moved to VSCode because of many little annoying bugs that aren't being fixed. E.g. typescript refactoring problems, .NET native code debugging from C#, TFS support etc.
And maybe it's changing but I felt that the progress for new features and IDE maintenance stalled (for obvious reasons).
Most time is wasted when you throw away and rewrite what you did.