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> I can assure you that pair programming would be disastrously disruptive to me And so you refuse to do it even if it would be tremendous help for the other pe
by klibertp 13y ago
> I can assure you that pair programming would be disastrously disruptive to me
And so you refuse to do it even if it would be tremendous help for the other person. You won't pair with a colleague, because you don't like it, because it would "disrupt your work", even though you could cause the other person to become much more productive in much shorter time. You're not only being a jerk by doing so, you're actually undermining your project and putting your "decades of successful projects" at risk.
Yeah, highly rational decision, based on your dislike of (as per OP) interacting with other people. I'm so happy I never met you.
- JoeAltmaier 13y agoProjecting. I help other programmers routinely; I mentor high school students; I run architecture meetings for the group. I don't get anything done if I'm made to waste large portions of my day hand-holding other programmers. My work is best done in a silent room with hours uninterrupted. I'm sure you'd be glad to meet me; I don't dislike interaction at all. Lets just do it at a coffee shop.