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I don't understand why people who think like this get (or want to get) jobs as software developers It's clearly not enjoyable for them so why doesn't the autho
by footy 9mo ago
I don't understand why people who think like this get (or want to get) jobs as software developers
It's clearly not enjoyable for them so why doesn't the author pivot to something else and stop doing things they hate? It's weird
- frizlab 9mo agoMe neither, but it does explain why AI is so popular…
- another_twist 9mo agoBecause the time investment isnt worth it most of the time. Unless its a widely used framework / library its worth no ones time to try and understand API docs, each and every component and then deal with some genius patterns thrown here and here. Its a skill that has low market value so sharpening it isnt worth it.
- footy 9mo agoright but not all things are done for "market value" reasons, and that's kind of my point. If you don't find this stuff interesting, what's the point of building your career in the space?
- talentedcoin 9mo agoThey seem to be unemployed (maybe for a reason)