Comment by kqr
3 days ago
...or do they just perform worse on these memory-intensive tasks? The latter seems more likely to be common.
3 days ago
...or do they just perform worse on these memory-intensive tasks? The latter seems more likely to be common.
But the uncommon case is interesting though. Some deficiencies might lead to a certain kind of problem-solving that occasionally produces exceptionally useful solutions. Isn't that why we valorize laziness in programmers?
The overrepresentation of autism spectrum in programmers is interesting. Maybe the extreme hierarchy of code fits well.