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by blackbrokkoli
430 days ago
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I don't know. Career plans aside, to me, making software is a means to an end. There is no inherent value to producing software, as there may be in producing car tires or bananas. The best software is no software. And then who is the better programmer, the one who knows more about how to make software, or the one who knows more about what software to make? |
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There is an inherent value in programming, just like there is one in gardening, woodworking, producing art, or playing a musical instrument.
The value is in the joy that the activity brings. (Note that this tends to be a different kind of value than business value.)