By bloid
via ripplingbrainwaves.blogspot.com
Published: May 09 2008 / 08:04
My slant is that the phenomenon of programmers not reading books could in some cases be a symptom of a deeper shortcoming: the illusion that busyness is equivalent to worthwhile accomplishment. This mentality is exemplified by mottos like "just do it [write code]" and "you're paid to do your job, not think". Its primary activity is scouring the Internet for example code to copy
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