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Thanks for sharing. I'm a bit surprised about the second paragraph but then I realize it is indeed two skillsets. I think I'm split between career growth and h

Thanks for sharing. I'm a bit surprised about the second paragraph but then I realize it is indeed two skillsets. I think I'm split between career growth and hobby. My career is much closer to a sys admin/devops than a low level programmer, but my hobby probably is closer to the later. Of course it could be just my fancy about low level programming that fascinates me as after all I have never done any low level programming except some entry level MCU programming.

HideousKojima 4y ago
>I'm a bit surprised about the second paragraph but then I realize it is indeed two skillsets. I started out my career on the sysadmin side of things before becoming a developer and that doesn't surprise me at all. Most devs I work with have little to no understanding of things like file permissions, how networking works beyond making HTTP calls with $SomeRequestLibrary in their programming language of choice, or how services/daemons work in Windows/Linux.