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I don't know why this struck me now but hasn't otherwise. It feels self-limiting to say "I'm a Ruby developer," but it doesn't to say "I write in Ruby," or "I'v
by moultano 15y ago
I don't know why this struck me now but hasn't otherwise. It feels self-limiting to say "I'm a Ruby developer," but it doesn't to say "I write in Ruby," or "I've written in Ruby." I feel uncomfortable making the things that I do, or the things that I have done or do right now, the identity that I use to classify myself.