In this video I discuss tribalism in programming and gamer culture, and give advice on avoiding pinning yourself into a corner when it comes to developing your programming skills, making yourself employable and a good teammate, and generally improving for your own benefit and happiness. Even though I accidentally referred to "Python Programmers" and "C# Programmers" in the video, I think people can be better categorized by what they create rather than by the tool the choose to create it with, and while it's of benefit for people who learn high level languages to learn what is happening at a lower level (CPU, cache, memory, disk, etc) when the code that they write is compiled then run or interpreted, I don't think it's to their detriment or any harder to learn it later in their path than someone who learns by starting from low level code and working their way up.
6 фев 2024
