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> Not recognizing that after 20 years in the industry is baffling. Baffing, cognitively? Or is this a value judgment? Have you observed human nature particul
by xpe 4y ago
> Not recognizing that after 20 years in the industry is baffling.
Baffing, cognitively?
Or is this a value judgment?
Have you observed human nature particularly in the last ten years w.r.t. echo chambers?
- watwut 4y agoTo be honest, pretty much all the experienced developers I met understood that. The "my silo and nothing else" kind of thinking tends to be something unexperienced people are more prone to.
- capitalsigma 4y ago"Consensus about any topic is impossible because political speech has become more polarized"
- xpe 4y agoYes -and- it isn't just political speech. Many developers naturally feel more comfortable with certain information sources (forums, blog posts, people, etc) and form self-reinforcing tribes around e.g. programming styles, languages, habits, editors, processes, and so on.