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I'm put off by the entire classification system. I suppose I'm someone who rarely fits into classification systems anyway, but I don't think I'm so atypical her
by digging 4y ago
I'm put off by the entire classification system. I suppose I'm someone who rarely fits into classification systems anyway, but I don't think I'm so atypical here by:
- occasionally reading a link from HN
- regularly reading discussions on HN
- occasionally reading other tech blogs
- never going to conferences
- never blogging about programming
- almost never coding in my free time (but doing other hobbies instead)
Am I in the 1% of visible programmers? I absolutely do not think so, largely because I don't blog or talk about tech. But I'm also not in some kind of weird sheltered place where I have no idea what's going on.
- ghaff 4y agoMy guess would be that's pretty typical of an enterprise programmer, especially if you replace "never" with once in a blue moon and perhaps exclude people who are active in open source development.