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Most programmers wish to be stupid. They willingly embrace philosophies predicated on their inability to be conscious and learn. Goddamn do I hate this industr
by whateveracct 4y ago
Most programmers wish to be stupid. They willingly embrace philosophies predicated on their inability to be conscious and learn.
Goddamn do I hate this industry. I work hard to sow dissent in my blue-chip, VC startup though. Guerrilla tactics. And I get to do it raking in a quarter mil a year in my underwear.
- HideousKojima 4y agoIt's a real struggle, the company I work for was just bought out by a megacorp (in the top 1,000 in the world by employee count, and most posters here would recognize their name) and the sheer lack of motivation to learn of many of the devs both at the acquired company and the acquiring company is staggering. Really basic stuff like "instead of package management let's pass DLLs around over email/Slack/wherever and then complain about all the time we have to spend debugging because of version mismatches." It's like they intentionally make things harder on themselves through willful ignorance.