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'coding' is the new 'web', just 16+ years later. How many 'webmaster' and 'web developers' degrees, wanabees and 'experts' did it take for people to realize tha
by buserror 10y ago
'coding' is the new 'web', just 16+ years later. How many 'webmaster' and 'web developers' degrees, wanabees and 'experts' did it take for people to realize that it's not a /given/ and that some people are actually made for /that/ job while many others are not?
It'll just ruin the lives of quite a few people who'll, again, invest time, money, and come down crashing down to earth a little while later.
And, I agree with the author. Most of the time spent 'coding' (god I hate that word, I feel like my job is transcoding ASCII to EBCDIC by hand when I read that) should be spent sitting down looking at the ceiling instead.