Sure, but what's the point of all this if you can't make money?

[nvhai245]

Every developer is a philosopher these days. Do you think management care about these stuff? Being a senior dev today means that you weren't promoted into management position and stuck at your desk coding. That's it. Absorb more of this shit and you stay poor forever. All this leetcode races, algorithms, clean code... doesn't mean shit anymore. Devin would do better than you all someday giving it enough time.

Oh and you probably got paid less that your scrum master who sit all day doing nothing. While you struggling with your "cognitive load".

[mikhail-barg]

Being a senior dev today means that you weren't promoted into management position and stuck at your desk coding

This is not true. There are "expert" career tracks. No reason to morf from a good programmer into a poor/mediocre manager.

[kadenokouji]

Absorb more of this shit and you stay poor forever.

I think this not about being paid or not, rather a responsible way to make code reasonable and preserving it for our future self.

[turjachaudhuri-opensource]

I believe the idea of the article is to explain that Cognitive Load is real, and it impacts productivity of everyone involved.
So, we should always keep an eye out for reducing the same, wherever possible.

Regarding making money, etc, technically speaking you ca write a book about Cognitive load, and sell it and make some money.
But, that's beyond the point - the idea would be have a sustainable framework that allows us to be productive quickly.

[antz-H]

I believe the idea of the article is to explain that Cognitive Load is real, and it impacts productivity of everyone involved. So, we should always keep an eye out for reducing the same, wherever possible.

I agree with you . And I think author just disscuss the Cognitive Load from the coding view, but the idea also is suitable for more things ,such as writing , creating etc.