An interesting discussion over at NeoGAF. I thought that Confidence Man’s comment was particularly insightful:
Streamlining removes unnecessary steps linearly.
Dumbing down removes options laterally.
An interesting discussion over at NeoGAF. I thought that Confidence Man’s comment was particularly insightful:
Streamlining removes unnecessary steps linearly.
Dumbing down removes options laterally.
As a programmer, I have a predictable set of hobbies. I enjoy video games, reading and tinkering with electronics. For many programmers, however, the choice of hobbies is quite widespread and in many cases completely unrelated to their day jobs. Programming question and answer site Stack Overflow has a topic discussing programmer’s hobbies, with a host of interesting posts from commenters.
My hobbies (drums and motorcycles) have nothing to do with computers whatsoever. I find that having hobbies outside of the industry help to clear my head and provide balance to my life. – Dana
Photography. If you see beauty in code, you can see beauty in imagery. – achinda99