This article was fascinating to me because it described my experience when using software. I’d constantly run into bugs and issues and would get frustrated.
Even when I worked at a big tech company where I was surrounded by other devs, I would find and fix bugs, improve framework abstractions, etc.
The idea that people have to have a mental model on things should work to find bugs was interesting.
Do it, tending nature is a lot easier than attempting to herd cats that think they’re the honest thing since sliced bread and their code would never fail.
This article was fascinating to me because it described my experience when using software. I’d constantly run into bugs and issues and would get frustrated.
Even when I worked at a big tech company where I was surrounded by other devs, I would find and fix bugs, improve framework abstractions, etc.
The idea that people have to have a mental model on things should work to find bugs was interesting.
The life of a gardener continues to call my name.
Do it, tending nature is a lot easier than attempting to herd cats that think they’re the honest thing since sliced bread and their code would never fail.