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There are lots of incentives to be a programmer today, and incentives are known to be involved in engineering decision making (hence the common criticism of res
by pclmulqdq 4y ago
There are lots of incentives to be a programmer today, and incentives are known to be involved in engineering decision making (hence the common criticism of resume-driven development).
- boxed 4y agoThe incentive is "have a job". Idiotic incentives are "paid per number of lines written", "paid by bugs solved", etc. That's what I'm talking about.