I admire the earnest optimism of 30 year old programmers writing solemn thinkpieces about important lessons they’ve learned as a “mid-career engineer”, implying they’re going to retire in their 40s
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I never considered I’d be able to retire in my 40s, and it’s a good thing I wasn’t counting on that, because I don’t have much time left!
I'm relatively sure people will pay me to do things like fix linker errors for the rest of my life, but I'd happily be wrong
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I do believe most people change the nature of what they do as they get older when it comes to such fields as this: if not move into management, then at least be more choosy in what they do and for whom. Those that have it in them I expect will teach in person or write books.
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Some people just keep doing the job. Realizing that telling a computer to do things can be a job and doesn’t have to take over your entire life is pretty liberating.
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That is completely up to you: so many interesting things in this world, e.g. start a rock band.
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First someone has to fix all the linker errors, permanently (every time I build a rust project I get a little more hopeful)
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