Programmer's Bill of Rights
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so I should send this to my boss.... I should tell him I will donate my two 24" monitors to the two programmers with only one monitor.... if he buys me two 30" monitors to replace them. :rolleyes:
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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Programmer's Bill of Rights[^] :cool:
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This exactly what I have at home, and boy do I love working from home. I could easily lose 50% productivity in a different/insufficient environment. HOME SWEET HOME :)
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Programmer's Bill of Rights[^] :cool:
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This exactly what I have at home, and boy do I love working from home. I could easily lose 50% productivity in a different/insufficient environment. HOME SWEET HOME :)
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leppie wrote:
I could easily lose 50% productivity in a different/insufficient environment.
I agree. The combination of privacy, easy access to the PC ( I've got quite a bit of work done this Sunday, as my workspace is always ready to go, and calling my name ), and access to things like music and food as I want them makes home the best work environment I've ever had. The Iron Maiden posters on the wall help, I am sure....
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I always leave slow code in my first release. Then in my next release I remove some of it and my users think they got a major upgrade. Isn't that how everyone does it?:-D
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Of course we do! :laugh:
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Programmer's Bill of Rights[^] :cool:
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Yes, yes, yes. A true democracy would incorporate that into its constitution. :)
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How many live with a programmer's bill of lefts though? :sigh:
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I couldn't believe one person on there said programmers shouldn't be given fast computers because it lets them write slow code. Programmers will write slow code if the peer review or even their own tests don't include performance as a criteria. It doesn't matter if they have fast or slow computers. But a fast computer gets in more compiles! that is why a fast computer is good. :cool:
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Jeffry J. Brickley wrote:
I couldn't believe one person on there said programmers shouldn't be given fast computers because it lets them write slow code.
We test our software in almost 20 virtual machines, in 4 different real machines. Some of these are intentionally slow. But our development machines rock! :)
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How many live with a programmer's bill of lefts though? :sigh:
or a programmer's bill of wrongs? :rolleyes: I'm in it!
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Yeah, I've thought about that before. I've thought, "gee, if I had a slow computer, I'd be more inclined to write faster software." But like you said, there's something to be said for faster compilers, startup times, and so on.
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Performance tweaking requires lot of experimenting and measuring - something you are less inclined to do if you spent all your time waiting on that compile.
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Well, 5 out of 6 isn't half bad :) Number 6 is the only one lacking in our company due to sudden outburst when code, customers or anything else annoys (we have one open office). We tried to get 3 monitors, but our boss won't go for it yet though. 2 simply isn't enough anymore :D
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Well, 5 out of 6 isn't half bad :) Number 6 is the only one lacking in our company due to sudden outburst when code, customers or anything else annoys (we have one open office). We tried to get 3 monitors, but our boss won't go for it yet though. 2 simply isn't enough anymore :D
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I don't mean to brag but I work from home and programm on 4 data projectors, and It's great.