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I agree completely with you. I think the answer is you can't help some people. It's just sort of a myopic view. Could you imagine in 50 years someone asks you w
by dinkumthinkum 11y ago
I agree completely with you. I think the answer is you can't help some people. It's just sort of a myopic view. Could you imagine in 50 years someone asks you what regret you had about your career and you said "that I ever used node that one week in 2015"? I mean, wow.
- pekk 11y agoIf you spent a couple years building everything you could on top of Node and then realized you completely disagreed with some of its basic design then that would be a memorable experience. This may be hard to understand if you are still in love with Javascript.
- aplummer 11y agoI don't know, I see disliking my old work as a good sign of engineering growth, and hating old decisions as personal / professional work...
- saeranv 11y agoOr, it could be an indication that they've had a pretty good career with only trivial regrets. That's how I read it.