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> Coding at work sucks. Coding at home is great as a hobby. Curious why you think that is. I think the difference is that coding under unreasonable deadlines
by commandlinefan 6y ago
> Coding at work sucks. Coding at home is great as a hobby.
Curious why you think that is. I think the difference is that coding under unreasonable deadlines (and then getting blamed when the quality produced under the unreasonable deadline is low) is what sucks.
- progmetaldev 6y agoThis is my experience. I enjoy coding at home and at work, but I'm on a team that understands deadlines and that quality of code has real meaning (assuming nobody is aiming for academic or algorithmic perfection).