Egh. Not to be overly critical, but... I read the article that spawned this, and it was not very interesting...although at least he took a clear stance. This

Egh. Not to be overly critical, but... I read the article that spawned this, and it was not very interesting...although at least he took a clear stance. This one feels like a watered-down ode to truisms. What did I just read? I've taken the liberty of rewriting his essay below: If you like coding, or dogs, press the like button. If you don't like dogs, but prefer cats, press the like button. If you enjoy life, or stuff in general, press the like button. Maybe learn to code if you like it, but if not thats ok you can still learn it if you want, or not.