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The contrast between what you expected and what you got is, if we're being cynical, clickbait. If we're assuming good faith, it's meant to make you question yo
by menacingly 8y ago
The contrast between what you expected and what you got is, if we're being cynical, clickbait.
If we're assuming good faith, it's meant to make you question your assumptions and goals and whether or not we all ought to take a moment and smile at one another because a smile is worth 100 lines of code and can actually ship products if you do it hard enough.
- dyarosla 8y agoI tried to lean on good faith but using common terminology as is and then redefining it in the body of the article is clickbait: alternatives that aren’t baity would include ‘how to really become a 10x developer’ or ‘rethinking what it means to be a 10x developer’.