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I become a software engineer because I'm lazy, like water, I flow along the easiest path in life. That I found it "easy" was probably because I live and breath
by dusted 6y ago
I become a software engineer because I'm lazy, like water, I flow along the easiest path in life.
That I found it "easy" was probably because I live and breathe computers, so when something was hard, it was not hard, it was just interesting.
I was always fascinated by computers, by what was behind, how stuff showed up on screen and how someone could do such magic, so I had to find out.
- _carbyau_ 6y agoI am similar. It was easy but also relevant to everyone around me. If I can "more easily" make things help those around me, well ok. Also, when it crashed or went wrong, I wasn't fazed by "X big thing may not happen now". I was already trying to figure why it did that. And often I fixed it, ran it again and then people around would relax again as "X big thing could resume". But man, large business sure knows how to suck the fun out of things with bureaucracy...