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Much more importantly than that, I feel, is that "living with it" is a good way to get complacent and not engage in constant self-improvement.
by DannoHung 17y ago
Much more importantly than that, I feel, is that "living with it" is a good way to get complacent and not engage in constant self-improvement.
- sunkencity 17y agoThe opposite is also true, if you think that you are the best programmer in the world, why improve?
- DannoHung 17y agoBecause the second best programmer is right behind you! But seriously, I would continue to improve out of dedication to the art, science, or craft (whichever you consider programming to truly be).