> I am not a psychologist, these are observations of a coder. I am a PhD cognitive psychologist and a coder with 50+ year’s, and I’ve worked directly on the to

> I am not a psychologist, these are observations of a coder. I am a PhD cognitive psychologist and a coder with 50+ year’s, and I’ve worked directly on the topic you’re writing about. There’s a LOT to say about your interesting piece. Way too much actually. We may have to take it offline. But I want to nod to this: > In a parallel dimension ... computer hardware was based on SKI calculus. ... software has very few bugs, however, this universe has fewer programs, even fewer programmers, and the error messages suck. This is perhaps the funniest hacker joke I’ve ever heard! (Although, the Lisp error messages are actually pretty great. But I get the joke regardless.)