I'm late on this but the @dhh Lex Fridman episode is one of the best interviews I've listened to in a long time. Highly recommend it to any programmers.
some things i agree with @dhh, including Apple and big cloud has lost their ways. But on programming and frameworks, his gem: > I don't care about autocomplete. I chisel my code with my bare hands. I don't care about typing and its benefits and there he's always been wrong and…
Agreed. Took me like 2 weeks listening on my drive to work. very entertaining episode throughout
I was interviewing for an opening at 37 signals earlier in the summer and watched many dhh’s ReWork podcasts. Still digesting all the wisdom!
He praises Ruby (rails) too much without mentioning the ugly reality of Ruby (rails) in production or I missed that part. But that’s when I stopped listening because it became unbearable.
Alright neet. By the way, how are you brother. Hope you're doing very good
He does a fantastic job putting ruby into perspective! I want to try it out myself! And also great philosophy on code definitely worth pondering on, but I still feel like he puts too much faith in humanity for coding. My favorite example is _exhaustive_ match statements in rust!!
Indeed, currently on my 3rd run. I always pick something new up. A gift that keeps on giving
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