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Yep I'm learning that the more "lazy" I get the better quality software I release. You have to know which battles to fight and where cutting corners will save y
by giulianob 12y ago
Yep I'm learning that the more "lazy" I get the better quality software I release. You have to know which battles to fight and where cutting corners will save you a ton of time/bugs but won't hurt the end user too much. That's what makes a good programmer IMO.
- hibikir 12y agoThis barely known programmer called Larry Wall said, many years ago, that the three virtues of the programmer are laziness, impatience and hubris. Be lazy because you don't want to do the same job twice. Be impatient, and don't build tools that make you tell them things they should already know. Fill your soul with hubris, and you will have to work on your code very hard so that nobody can find a fault in it. A pretty smart guy, that Larry Wall.