> Being smart and being thought how to be a programmer seems to be the main prerequisite of being a good programmer. I assume that's a typo for "taught" but ma

> Being smart and being thought how to be a programmer seems to be the main prerequisite of being a good programmer. I assume that's a typo for "taught" but maybe it's one of those Freudian slips. I'd say being at least medium-clever and being thought of as a programmer is the prerequisite for getting paid loads of money as a "good" programmer.