Your Eyes Are the Camera
You don’t need a thousand photos to call yourself a photographer. You don’t even need a camera.
You don’t need a thousand photos to call yourself a photographer. You don’t even need a camera.
Our entire existence as humans hangs on two primal drives: survival and the need to feel something.
After 25 years of coding, I’m shifting my gaze beyond the keyboard to embrace creative passions like writing, photography, and music. Here’s why I’m writing less about programming—and what’s next for this blog.
What if perseverance isn’t all there is? What if we need to pause, look around, and recognize when we’re making things harder than they need to be?
Kids of tomorrow will need coaches and mentors instead. More than ever.
Ones that are easier to manage, flexible, and step on the cutting edge of technological innovation, but without the obsessive chasing of growth and fame, the non-stop hustling, the brain-damaging long hours, and the billions of dollars you won’t need in the end.
My definition of what makes a senior developer has changed a few times over the years