> Which is, after all, what one wants out of a software project: results, not happy feelings. That's a pretty disgusting utilitarian way to look at thngs. I'm

> Which is, after all, what one wants out of a software project: results, not happy feelings. That's a pretty disgusting utilitarian way to look at thngs. I'm sure you would never work for an employer that sees you as a unit of production, and not as a human being that requires healthy, positive human interactions.