A happy programmer
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when after hours and hours of debugging you find the root of the bug in your code.
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Clear requirements, sane deadlines, reliable hardware and software, a reasonably free hand to admin his own machine, and time-and-a-half for overtime.
When posting here, I do not represent anybody but myself.
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when after hours and hours of debugging you find the root of the bug in your code.
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when after hours and hours of debugging you find the root of the bug in your code.
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For myself?
- Stable requirements;
- A clean development environment;
- Absolutely no interference from management!
(This message is programming you in ways you cannot detect. Be afraid.)
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Why did you post this in the "Hall of Shame"?
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It think when my code runs as intended
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A happy program. :laugh: But I guess, the very best stable program. ;)
Sir.Dre
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It makes me happy to see what I consider to be a simple elegant snippet of code. For example, I wanted to generate morse code for a microcontroller and found a simple 26 byte array indexed by character with each byte describing the dots and dashes of morse for that character.
73
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...when I get in at least 2 hours without hearing: "I don't mean to disturb you, but...."
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The tools to do a job and the authority to do what needs to be done. A job that is challenging and when done makes them better at their craft. Clear goals and a job that matters. I highly recommend "Drive" by Daniel Pink. Or, if you're in a hurry check out the video from RSA Animate. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc[^]http://www.danpink.com/drive[^] -JimR