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This made my day. In my day job as a TechnicalLead/PM/sysadmin/perfOptimizer, I do all of the 'non-coding' tasks daily. I guess I shouldn't feel so bad that I
by vimalg2 15y ago
This made my day.
In my day job as a TechnicalLead/PM/sysadmin/perfOptimizer, I do all of the 'non-coding' tasks daily.
I guess I shouldn't feel so bad that I do all the non-coding grunt work for my team. They prefer to just write code.
Still. I should create something of my own just to fill in the last 10%.
This is #1 reason i've always felt imposter syndrome hanging around real hackers in HN who write code regularly.
Anyone else like me who doesn't quite perfectly fit into the 'hacker in a startup' role?
- boscomutunga 15y agoTrue there's more to programming than sitting down and writing code.