> I've always felt safety in coding. It was a comfortably logical, deterministic, and beautifully consistent refuge from the world of vague and ambagious realit

> I've always felt safety in coding. It was a comfortably logical, deterministic, and beautifully consistent refuge from the world of vague and ambagious reality. I also felt certain kinship to other programmers, it was my tribe. So I'm worried about this feeling of disconnect, a little bit. This passage resonated with me. At a recent contract I saw some PRs from my team mates that I found baffling. But rather than comment on it or intervene for once I told myself to just ignore it. It's Chinatown, or something like that