> I am programmer because I am naturally curious and because I love creative problem solving.
Which is still an excellent reason to be a programmer.
> What honestly pisses me off, is that these days programming is way more boring than what it used to be.
Completely disagreed! He's just focusing on the wrong things.
> The paradigm has shifted from low-level to high-level and as such we've lost steady, stable interfaces and systems and moved to very rapidly changing playground
I was trying to say that moving from low to high level does not mean losing stable interfaces, and it doesn't mean we need to have a "rapidly changing playground".
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The post I replied to said:
> I am programmer because I am naturally curious and because I love creative problem solving.
Which is still an excellent reason to be a programmer.
> What honestly pisses me off, is that these days programming is way more boring than what it used to be.
Completely disagreed! He's just focusing on the wrong things.
> The paradigm has shifted from low-level to high-level and as such we've lost steady, stable interfaces and systems and moved to very rapidly changing playground
I was trying to say that moving from low to high level does not mean losing stable interfaces, and it doesn't mean we need to have a "rapidly changing playground".