Not memorizing pointless shit (argument order, all function names, etc.) is actually a sign of a skilled developer who uses memory for important things, not thi

Not memorizing pointless shit (argument order, all function names, etc.) is actually a sign of a skilled developer who uses memory for important things, not things that can be looked up on Google in a second. Yes, if the Internet drops all productivity stops, but that's not because everyone needs to copy shit from stackoverflow every 2.5 seconds. Being able to develop without an Internet connection ... whoopty fucking do. Not impressive at all (unless you're trying to do well at a stupid whiteboarding interview) since without Internet, I'm pretty sure all work grinds to a halt and it's a ridiculous situation to prepare for. Why not code without computers (again, getting into the territory of beyond stupid interviewing here, the only place where this would be useful)? If you want to be a good developer, relying on memory and memorization for trivial things is a terrible use of your own inner resources as is trying to be productive in an environment without proper tools (no Internet / computer to work on).