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What was this article on habrahabr about how the best programmers differ from the rest?
A couple of years ago I read an article on Habré (it seems like a translation) about why the productivity of some programmers is ten times higher than the average. The author reduced everything to that. that good programmers choose the right tasks that bring a lot of "profit". As an example, he cited some problem from his youth. Something related to different platforms, how he fought for almost a year to cross-compile something somewhere, and in the end all this was thrown out as unnecessary.
I really want to find a link, but I just can not find the right query.
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A good programmer is someone who can find an effective solution to a given problem. And what you write about is a classic careerist-fraudster from programming.
habrahabr.ru/post/209100 - Here is such a good article about choosing the right tasks
Found? A year has already passed :)
Maybe not an article, but a fragment of a book?
Here in this bunch of stories about programmers and techies
97 things every programmer should know
97 Things Every Programmer Should Know
copist.ru/books/97things-dev
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