> This time should be removed from the log, it’s still there but it is your time, not your customers time.
Oof, lost me here. Guess what? It is the customer’s time.
Software is huge. Huge huge. Gargantuan. I don’t have an eidetic memory and if the customer wants a developer with eidetic memory they’re free to look for one.
I will always be learning and re-learning. It’s a big field with lots of long small pitfalls. If you have a non-standard system, it means I’m digging and re-learning some shit I thought I had the luxury to forget. That is _definitely_ on the customer.
Oof, lost me here. Guess what? It is the customer’s time.
Software is huge. Huge huge. Gargantuan. I don’t have an eidetic memory and if the customer wants a developer with eidetic memory they’re free to look for one.
I will always be learning and re-learning. It’s a big field with lots of long small pitfalls. If you have a non-standard system, it means I’m digging and re-learning some shit I thought I had the luxury to forget. That is _definitely_ on the customer.