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It's not getting things done that matters. It's feeling superior to others that matters.
by akhmatova 4y ago
It's not getting things done that matters. It's feeling superior to others that matters.
- shikoba 4y agoHey, it's not a feeling. It's a fact.
- hutzlibu 4y agoIt is certainly a fact, that you feel superior. I would like to confirm that fact, by comparing productive output..
- wiseowise 4y agoDefine "productive output".
- hutzlibu 4y agoProducing code, that primarily solves the real world problem (not aesthetic ones).
- yawaramin 4y agoWhat kind of code? People who want to solve real-world problems treat programming languages like tools in their toolbox. In the past week at work I wrote Scala, HTML, JavaScript, YAML, and Terraform. I also remove tons of code from my production systems whenever I get the chance as it solves a real-world problem for me (maintainability of the code base). 'Producing code' to measure 'superiority' is about as useful a metric as counting lines of code to measure productivity.
- ladis_washerum 4y ago