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Yes, of course, because if you aren't talking about code 99% of your awake time, doing 54 projects in your free time, contributing to open-source libraries and
by blablablame 10y ago
Yes, of course, because if you aren't talking about code 99% of your awake time, doing 54 projects in your free time, contributing to open-source libraries and writing blog posts and have no life or interested outside looking at a computer monitor you can't be a 1000000x engineer /s
- manmal 10y agoWho needs to be a x10 engineer anyway - perhaps ppl need it to have a sense of self worth? I would only strive to get to x10 if I genuinely wanted to solve problems with those skills that require them. Like, working on my own projects and not having much time for them.
- dempseye 10y agoI certainly respect people who work hard to achieve expert status in any (worthwhile) domain. Some people are just driven that way.