Today is about software and Thanksgiving! What should software developers be grateful for? Here is a list for inspiration: https://www.infoworld.com/article/3612366/a-software-developer-gives-thanks.html
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Software development can present its own set of healthcare challenges. Physically, poor ergonomics can lead to repetitive stress injuries (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome), poor posture, vision problems, headaches, and more. Mentally, long hours and high stress levels can take a significant toll.
How do you maintain your health while you work? If you’re further along in your career, what adaptations have you made?
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There are plenty of analogies comparing software development to art, writing, bridge building, house construction, and more. While out for a walk last night, I noticed weeds taking over the neighbourhood. This got me thinking about debugging as weeding. Sure enough, I'm not alone.
Sometimes these analogies are helpful; sometimes they're not. What's your preferred analogy? How does it help? Where does it fall short?
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