Rob Pike • 1/1/2012

Esmerelda's Imagination

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The article argues that many programmers today define themselves by complaining about new technologies, like Go or Dart, without actually trying them. It contrasts this with the core act of programming, suggesting that excessive online criticism stifles imagination and practical problem-solving in the tech community.

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