December 2013
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
13h 42m
German
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Kapitel 2. Zwischen Hybris und Demut
»I regularly have to google the basic syntax of a language I’ve used every day for 10 years. #coderconfessions«
—@HackerNewsOnion / Twitter, 10. Juli 2013
In den letzten Jahren wurde in Geek-Kreisen gern der »Dunning-Kruger-Effekt«[4] zitiert, demzufolge ausgerechnet inkompetente Personen besonders stark dazu neigen, das eigene Können zu überschätzen. Nachfolgestudien deuten darauf hin, dass es sich in Wirklichkeit anders und einfacher verhält: Menschen sind ganz allgemein nur schlecht in der Lage, ihre eigene Kompetenz auch nur halbwegs zutreffend einzuschätzen.
Ungeübte Programmierer schwanken zwischen Selbstüberschätzung und dem Glauben, zu dumm für das Metier zu sein. In der Begeisterung, zu der die Planung ...
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