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The better tools are already there. It's not about making it better. It's about most programmers today choosing mediocrity. Sometimes, you can avoid contact wi
by vdupras 10mo ago
The better tools are already there. It's not about making it better. It's about most programmers today choosing mediocrity.
Sometimes, you can avoid contact with this mediocrity, but often you don't and you're forced to play in this swamp.
- andyferris 10mo ago> choosing Sometimes the programmer doesn't get to choose. I do find the business drive toward mediocrity quite maddening.
- vdupras 10mo agoYes, sometimes it's that, but what I've observed in the field is self-inflicted by programmers. It's the impostor syndrome. They don't know, but they don't want to show that they don't know. They look around for clues of what to choose. Monkey see, monkey do. And then, like monkeys, they bash their keyboard until it seems to work.