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Ed
@ed3d.net

I never called what I did “coding” and tbh I found being called a “coder” demeaning if not insulting I fixed shit and solved problems and sometimes it involved code. Sometimes it didn’t. The biggest money-save I ever made happen at a job was from reading AWS documentation, not “coding”

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I loved coding and I don’t regret this new approach at all

oliver
@eikopf.com

i still like programming, i do it all the time. but it would be a waste of my time to do that kind of slow, deliberate work all the time rather than only when it makes sense to

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oliver
@eikopf.com

close work of that kind is still valuable, especially if you’re working on something sensitive or important. but a lot of software is just glue connecting the important bits