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Obviously, the most important skill for a programmer to learn is dogma. Dogma provides a perpetually frictionless path back to the primacy of your own ideas.
by tmuir 10y ago
Obviously, the most important skill for a programmer to learn is dogma. Dogma provides a perpetually frictionless path back to the primacy of your own ideas. Dogma obviates the need to become self aware, allowing you to pop out such gems as "So, stay out of this quasi-religious controversy", while portraying your own method as the One True Way.
- snippet22 10y agoI'd say the complete opposite. Today a company I know that uses a super aged language php decided to buy some .Net software that was crazy slow and had a million tables you know they built with wizards. It just every day becomes more and more clear how they haven't a clue what they are doing. It's freaken amazing to see them drop in speed tests.