Seeking advice from programmers for non-programmers
natch: I was a non-programmer, and I wanted a program written. Nobody was going to write it, and I didn't have the money to pay someone to write it.So what did I do?I learned to program, in order to write that program. It took a while, but it was worth it. And it turned out great. And years later I'm still learning. The learning never stops. That is a good thing, not bad.I would advise anyone to not think of themselves as a "type" but instead to figure out what you want to do, and do it. It might take some hard work. But again, it is worth it.So how do I perceive non-programmers? They are just people who either have not discovered the concept of what programming can do for you, or they have discovered it but have given up on their own ability to learn (fallen into the "type" misconception). Kind of sad either way.