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Obviously as I am a well-above average programmer, any of these metrics that do not clearly document this obvious fact about me are either old-fashioned academi
by ajarmst 10y ago
Obviously as I am a well-above average programmer, any of these metrics that do not clearly document this obvious fact about me are either old-fashioned academic fashion that have nothing to do with the way real programmers write code or pointless fads that will soon go out of fashion as we return to how real programmers working on real problems have always done it. Of course, the few that demonstrate my superiority are accurate, valuable insights into the way true scotsmen program.
- CarolineW 10y ago</sarcasm>
- SomeCallMeTim 10y agoI originally skipped over this comment as too sarcastic, but you're hitting on so many of the responses below, that I had to come back to vote it up. My only complaint about the matrix myself is that I only scored a level 1/partial 2 on the "books" section. I guess I don't own enough books. I don't like learning from books, though. Otherwise I hit level 3 on almost every single row, so when I see the folks complaining about how this or that skill is irrelevant, well I have to say that every single row of the matrix has good information, and they should hit the (virtual) books if they want to level up.