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I have never had any desire to go to any conference, ever. What I tend to find is that talking gets very little done, and often not much is learned beyond a fe
by gavanwoolery 15y ago
I have never had any desire to go to any conference, ever. What I tend to find is that talking gets very little done, and often not much is learned beyond a few truisms. If I want to talk to people I do it online, it is just more time-effective. At a conference, I don't necessarily know who a given person is, but online I have full access to their information (typically), and I only talk to the people I want to.
If I want to get into a good party (which is seldom), I go to whatever club is the current flavor of the month and shove a filthy wad of cash in the bouncer's hand. I could give two shits about an "exclusive" SV party, and I would hope most Facebook employees feel the same way.
- delinka 15y agoI'm right there with you. I can learn more from a good book and an online chat than I can from a conference. As a developer, I never expect to get work done as a result of attending a conference because I feel that they are strictly social events.