In a professional setting, your primary concern is generally to produce work that's understandable to your coworkers, whatever that means. Just getting the comp

In a professional setting, your primary concern is generally to produce work that's understandable to your coworkers, whatever that means. Just getting the computer to do what you want is generally not that hard. In that regard, "genius" in programming is more like Feynman turning complicated calculations into simple pictures, and less like von Neumann instantly calculating the infinite series in the fly and train puzzle.