I don't know a developer who isn't happy to sit down with a beer talking for an hour about the hardest bug they ever tackled.
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Honestly, I hate those questions. I don't have an index in my mind of "bugs ranked by difficulty". *Once* I manage to find a topic, sure.
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So if we were talking and I asked you about your work you would have absolutely nothing to say?
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If you asked me about my work I'll be happy to talk. Just don't use words like "hardest" or "best" or whatever. "Interesting" is better.
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I mentioned hardest because it's like people talking about fishing or war stories. We have some memorable problems we worked on.
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I get that, but I really wish people didn't use absolute terms like that. It needlessly causes people to go sorting.
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For fuck's sake, it's Twitter! You get 140 characters to express a thought! Don't condemn a process over one word semantics!
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Hey, you picked the word, not me. Those "-est" questions really are stereotypical. I think there are better options.
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Like making people write linked lists on a white board with everyone staring at them?
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We already established I'm nitpicking about the word choice; general discussion format is fine. I think both that + coding have value.
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Replying to @marcan42 @RedQueenCoder and
Also FFS coding questions should be 1 on 1. N:1 is just cruel.
4:42 AM - 8 Apr 2017
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