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>>After you've been coding for almost 2 decades across multiple industries, coding becomes predictable and tedious. Well yeah, if you are still “coding” after
by enraged_camel 9y ago
>>After you've been coding for almost 2 decades across multiple industries, coding becomes predictable and tedious.
Well yeah, if you are still “coding” after two decades you will probably find it tedious.
You can move into “engineering” and “architecting” however, which involve entirely different challenges, both in type and scale.
- 35bge57dtjku 9y agoI used to work with a guy who was really proud of that...
- Myrmornis 9y agoI agree with the intended meaning of this comment. Although none of the terms "engineering", "architecting", "coding" have been defined in this thread, someone who refers to their two decades as "coding" probably does not have a good vision of the intellectual landscape that is out there.