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I was thinking the same thing about socializing with tech people, then I remembered that the heuristic was an logical conjunction. It both has not seem like wor
by pw 12y ago
I was thinking the same thing about socializing with tech people, then I remembered that the heuristic was an logical conjunction. It both has not seem like work to you AND seem like work to other people.
Of course, for a lot of people uninterested in tech and programming, reading HN would seem like work. And, for many tech people, socializing also seems like work. So I guess it's a matter of what group you're comparing against.
- TeMPOraL 12y agoInteresting perspective. Looking at things this way, I can say I definitely have no problem of being aware of industry trends, startup culture, as well as having a constantly broadening perspective on the art of programming itself. It's something that sounds like what a good employee should be doing, but I know that for many it's a chore. I do that because, well... I just like it. No actual planning or effort involved.