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Without ego attatchment to one's work, there can be little pride or drive.

Maybe that would be a good thing - without attatchment to code, we might demand something else - money, for example - for the all weekend coding sessions.

Yah, what do I know - at this point nobody pays me to do anything but post old CDs on the web.

Similarly, the lizard thing is probably a feature, not a bug, in all situations not involving very odd higher primates. Horses, I'm told, are known to suddenly perceive a rock or stump as a major threat, with unpleasant results.

In reply to But there is some value in ego by error 404
in thread What you refuse to see, is your worst trap by tilly

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