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Your experience with coding for a long time is exactly like mine, but no one is going to die if I stay up late and write terrible code. Otherwise the clear ans
by travisoneill1 8y ago
Your experience with coding for a long time is exactly like mine, but no one is going to die if I stay up late and write terrible code. Otherwise the clear answer would be to just be time inefficient and pick it up the next day. If there is an edge case where an emergency happens in hour 7 of an 8 hour scheduled shift I guess that's fine, you can go hard like that from time to time and be fine, but not constantly. And this really is an edge case since most medical care is not in an emergency setting.
- wpietri 8y agoI agree that most medical care isn't urgent. But I think all doctors should be able to handle emergencies. It's similar to how I think we should work to never have urgent production issues, but that all developers should be able to debug urgent production issues.