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Next step is realizing that most code is a liability and you will begin to loathe anything "smart". I'm at this step right now. I'm curious if any graybeard out
by sergiotapia 4y ago
Next step is realizing that most code is a liability and you will begin to loathe anything "smart". I'm at this step right now. I'm curious if any graybeard out there can share what the next step is.
I don't even want smart electrical outlets.
- seanw444 4y agoIt's the natural progression I think. - Step 1. Know nothing about computer technology, and think it's magic. - Step 2. Begin to learn about computer technology, and think it's fascinating. - Step 3. Learn a lot about computer technology, and lose your trust in most developers/engineers that aren't yourself, and avoid said technology.
- beoberha 4y agoThis is extremely accurate in my experience (besides trusting only myself, I don’t even trust myself). In general, the engineers I work with are much less “techie” than a lot of people I know outside of work.