Now if you relaxed just a little bit - the world would be much nicer place.
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Now if you relaxed just a little bit - the world would be much nicer place.
These lisp guys really get excited over very abstract things. If you say this to an average person on the street they will probably try to run away.
I admire the enthusiasm. As a person who codes just to solve problems in a good enough way - I assume I should stick to Rails.
I quit twitter when I discovered it. Thank you.
Whether you are at risk of getting laid off or not - not having friends outside work is a bad idea.
I mentored few non-developers into becoming full time developers - but it took a year of their full time commitment to achieve the level where they could get hired as a developer and continue to develop their skills themselves.
Also rubber ducking with the actual developer takes a lot of developer's time (and it's hard) - so the organization will take a big productivity hit if developers work half time as programming teachers. This is not realistic. Basically - non technical people must work extra hours (not have a life) with people who work full time training them to succeed. And the programming camps do this - but most non technical people feel the effort is not worth it.
curl examples are the thing that impress me the most ...