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I agree, and I can actively feel myself slipping (and perhaps more critically, not learning new skills I would otherwise have been forced to learn). It's a big
by Wowfunhappy 1y ago
I agree, and I can actively feel myself slipping (and perhaps more critically, not learning new skills I would otherwise have been forced to learn). It's a big problem, but somewhat orthogonal to "what is the quickest way to solve the task currently in front of me."
- ori_b 1y agoWhich needs to be balanced with "How do I maintain my ability to keep solving tasks quickly?"
- kryogen1c 1y ago> but somewhat orthogonal to "what is the quickest way to solve the task currently in front of me." That depends on if you ignore the future. You are never just solving the problem in front of you; you should always act in a way that propagates positivity forward in time.
- dcow 1y agoSome jobs require investment in the future. Some do not. That’s just reality. Not white how I feel about it personally, but I think there is a fair amount of the developer trade that is operational.
- AbstractH24 1y agoThe thing i struggle with is I feel like it’s hard to lock into which skill to learn properly. Which so much changing so quickly and it becoming easy to learn things superficially.