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I agree. If death is compulsory, why not have fun? Some others in this thread have brought up the point that sudden death is more difficult for those who live
by bmgxyz 7y ago
I agree. If death is compulsory, why not have fun?
Some others in this thread have brought up the point that sudden death is more difficult for those who live on. I agree with that, too, so I suppose I don't know what I think about this.
Dying mid-code doesn't sound as great as dying after having just completed a coding project or task. The feeling of frustration and confusion changing to pride and accomplishment is a powerful one, at least for me.
- sosuke 7y agoDying before committing code, or before fixing a compilation failure. That sounds like a nightmare indeed. After experiencing a few longer drawn out deaths I might argue a quick death as being "better" of the two options.
- mark-r 7y agoDying mid-code doesn't sound like much fun at all. Although it would beat dying mid-HN comment. I think Tom Petty set a better example, dying a week after the end of his farewell tour.