Most of you might be the nicest mfkers on the planet when dealing with on a face to face basis, but if you put this shit on a screen for the world to see you will be viewed upon as some dickhead.įuck this "code is my life" mentality, shit is but a paycheck, a craft is not a glimpse into what you are as a person, but a way in which you make a paycheck. This is why I also dislike developers online. This is why you can't get any dick, this is why you can't get any pussy, this is why you sit your ass in your little dark room trying to convince yourself that being lonely is a choice, not a situation in which you put your ass in. Yet you chose to stick to a "I might be a quirky annoying fuck, but I am the best" mentality? For which newer generations are parting ways with, with still profitable results. Sticking to a merit based "I am the best there is" asshole mentality is a thing of the fucking past, boomer mentality. They will go with the charismatic newbie that can learn the same shit you so dear hold on to, because they are likeable.
You might be the end all be all of development, but if they don't like you or feel you will not be someone worthwile to be around, will not chose you. You think that makes you likeable? "i don't need to be likeable" <- yes the fuck you are, because this shit is something in which people can be trained upon.Ī team, regardless of how much you agree with this, can choose a person solely based on how well he/she/whatever clicks with them. How "quirky" and Sheldon Cooper like you are. A mfker can know waaaaaaay less than you, have the same credentials (degrees etc) and will get the job because you were too busy building an online persona governing how better you are than everyone else.
Thousands of systems will eventually do such things.įor whatever reason the "I am a fucking asshole that can code" trope seems to be a "real thing" amongst developers.
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Is being a likeable human being such a weird concept? What do you expect? To people just validate your entire existence based on how good you can sit in front of a set of monitors and push code out? Thousands of monkeys can do that shit. Why does the idea of having to develop social skills somehow seem to scare the fuck out of a large portion of you?
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