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I vote it down because this is yet another to-learn list without any non-technical skills. It reinforces the idea that you don't need to care for other skills, as if the role of a developer had no other requirements. The author doesn't try to demonstrate that he is not yet another monomaniac that thinks that everything must be sacrificed in order to be a better-than-average developer. This demonstration is necessary because the anxiogenic demeanor of the article is far too common. Having the enthusiasm to learn all that is one thing. Concealing this agenda with a balanced life is another that is definitely not trivial.

I agree with Dalton! I should have had some non-technical skills like communication and domain knowledge in the article and should have taken out a couple of them mentioned there. I'll have it next year :)