I thought I'd be coding for 8 hours straight. Realistically, I get 4 hours a day of coding, 1 hour for lunch, 1 for coffee breaks, and 2 for screwing around / chit chatting/ stack over and under flowing. Prior to working, I thought that all clients would be idiots and don't know two craps about computers. Boy was I wrong on that one. Sometimes, we get projects by people who can do it better than we can, they just don't have the time to do it. I thought cubicles were bad, Right now I love them :D I actually moved from a door-ed office to a cubicle. I like the openness. All programmers are not athletic. I thought that I was the only one that goes to the gym. Where I work, at least 10 of us go to the gym every day at 5 am. I thought there would be no women programmers. A couple of our leads are ladies.

我记得我10岁的时候，有人让我相信，将来会有一种计算机能够在3秒内运行一个无限循环。

我可以说服传统的过程程序员，为什么OOP经常提供更好的解决方案。

也就是说，一种描述世界的语言需要有描述复杂对象及其关系的能力。

争论通常包括关于抽象类的废话，我的回答是“不是所有的OOP程序员都刚从Uni毕业，还沉迷于抽象”。或者是经典的，“在面向对象编程中，没有什么是我用严格的过程式编程做不到的”，对此我通常会回答，“不是你能做到，而是如果你有一个更广泛的工具集，你是否会做到”。

我已经学会接受他们和我看世界的角度不同这一事实。

Python是一种不切实际的、令人讨厌的语言(我仍然可以读到一些关于我早期代码的注释，抱怨它)，而c++是唯一真正的面向对象语言。

我错得太离谱了，到现在还觉得羞愧。

我可以阅读，可以完成任何工作。

在学校里，你被教导编程是“读取输入，处理数据，写输出”。实际上，很少有处理步骤——大多数编码只是“读取输入，输出”。

一般来说，它要么是“从用户读取，写入数据库”，要么是“从数据库读取，显示在屏幕上”。这两种情况涵盖了大约95%的工作。