See: https://podcastnotes.org/huberman-lab/episode-86-what-alcoho...
Not saying everyone should be sober 100% all the time (I drink occasionally myself), but there are much safer and more fun alternatives (med dose psilocybin etc.)
See: https://podcastnotes.org/huberman-lab/episode-86-what-alcoho...
Not saying everyone should be sober 100% all the time (I drink occasionally myself), but there are much safer and more fun alternatives (med dose psilocybin etc.)
If the best software engineers in the role all consistently use rubber duck debugging, it may not be the case that rubber duck debugging is what makes them the best software engineers in the world, but it’d take a whole lot more evidence than some academic on a podcast saying “rubber duck debugging is harmful to software engineers” to convince me it isn’t at least worth a shot.
I don't know who is saying it's "THE" problem, but it definitely isn't A solution.
Edit: Billions if you add China to that list.