I recently got a comment that included this:
…this "making code faster" series is pretty useless for the average developer working on the usual application.
And I couldn’t disagree more.
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I recently got a comment that included this:
…this "making code faster" series is pretty useless for the average developer working on the usual application.
And I couldn’t disagree more.
I have a rich annual tradition that I only just became aware of this year.
Every year, around this time, Apple has some kind of conference or announcement or something. It's the time of year when, for a day or two, an iThing getting smaller or losing a USB port makes everyone absolutely lose it and flood my news feed with opinions for a few days.
With the possible exception of philosophers, programmers are the laziest bunch of people I know. It seems like everyone else I speak to has some sort of labor intensive profession.
Think about it, biologists do all those experiments … giving a drug to hundreds of mice is can’t be automated. Doctors have to physically inspect their patients, professors have to give the same lectures year after year, architects draw their plans in all perspectives manually and until recently did hatching by hand.