Re:Everything with a battery should have an off switch
by zanellato19 on Monday May 09, 2022 @09:44AM
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Oh man, do I believe this. I think every profession does this, tbh, I saw a lot of developers try to do stuff just to impress the rest of the team, but designers are one of the most impactful because they don't do stuff that is _so obvious_ like this one
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Re:Everything with a battery should have an off switch
by yawz on Monday May 09, 2022 @10:10AM
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I experienced this in programming when I got into Scala 13-14 years ago. For an outsider, it looked like the community was more interested in impressing each other than solving real problems.
Re:Everything with a battery should have an off switch
by Joeri on Monday May 09, 2022 @12:53PM
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I have to say that scala was the most fun in programming I’ve had. You can make beautifully elegant code, that is oh so clever. It is easy to get seduced into thinking about elegant code instead of good solutions.
Re:Everything with a battery should have an off switch
by marcosdumay on Monday May 09, 2022 @12:52PM
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Yes, every profession does that to some degree. But most professionals are impressed by things that make the results of their work better, even if at completely unreasonable costs.
Designers nowadays are in a fashion to get impressed by things that make the results of their work worse. That leads to completely different problems.