Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Programmers
DaveNet : Programmers: "I think, in some ways programmers, who live the scientific method, are better prepared for life than non-programmers, but the opposite is often assumed. We all have a visual image of the programmer, but this is just the outer package. A great programmer is a seeker of truth and beauty. Successful programmers know how to ask questions, and they know how to ask the *right* question. You can't go forward until that happens. A programmer is a rigorous scientist determined to coax the truth out of the ones and zeros. There's the beauty."
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Although the way he puts the definition is nice, I think seekin' the truth through ones and zeros, and calling it science is slightly embellished.
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