richdev

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   by richdev 7y ago

   Remember why Agile/Scrum sucks and you'll see when attitudes started to get out of whack : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5406384 https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/
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   by richdev 7y ago

   I agree with your hatred of the term "coding". It rings like "typing" or having typist skills. It demeans the many years of time it takes to learn real software engineering skills, which includes proper software requir
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   by richdev 7y ago

   This is a nonsense answer. Total BS.
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   by richdev 7y ago

   Yes, staying in software development, even as a trainer requires a daily and constant investment of time to advance. This is not something most people can keep up for decades on end. At 61 years old, I still maintain "a daily student
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   by richdev 7y ago

   This discussion is nonsensical. If a theoretical physicist is so over-educated that he can figure out how to parlay his skills and knowledge into a $200K+ job in Quant Phynance, insurance, or as a full-fledged Data Scientist, then he/