Sufrostico

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by Sufrostico 15y ago
anti-social means that a person does not conform with what authority says. "authority" has an opinion on religion, good manners, social interaction, biodiversity, climate change, whales hunting, and every possible topic on earth. People can
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
I think that //avoiding// could be considered by the authority as a disruptive disorder. Authority want you to follow instructions, to do the things in their way. "They are the guardias of the truth" but if you found a way to do your best
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
Perhaps we should consider that Programmers its a super class of Scientist, Engineer, Designer, Technician. And that not everybody should know everything about the subclases. If you think of yourself as developer(?), and Rick as a mathemati
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
> In the early days programming was considered a subdiscipline of mathematics But then the Electrical Engineering guys come and conquer, then CS evolve closer to EE than to Math. And these days, well... your boss always look at you an
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
IMHO most software 'service life' it's not long enough to justify the annoyance of the accessors. Most software are outdated after a couple of years. But I still think that accessors are a must if you know that the software will be immortal
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
> I think it's a great idea to learn to "program". Believed or not I'm completely agree with you, learn to program will definitely improve the way you work. But sometimes, some guys with little involvement in a project that know "how to
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
For DBA's should be a must, for automation purposes, backups, custom reports, etc, etc... And for Marketing it's just kind of scary... some of those guys start by saying: "I know how to program and that feature could be ready in a day or a
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
Farming "Just manual labor"? Common, have you ever tried to plant something? THAT is difficult! Any profession could become a mass profession.
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by Sufrostico 15y ago
I also learn to be a programmer with languages like Scheme or Prolog (never really use those outside the classroom). This experience give you a broader view of the possible solutions to a given problem, let's say it give you a complete tool