Devon Goode

“Programming was very different from mathematics, as it was far more creative. In math, there was one right answer, and you worked at a problem until you got to that answer. In programming, there were an infinite number of answers that could be considered correct, just as there might be when writing a book. But the results of programming, unlike a written story, were tangible. Your program had to actually do something.”
― B.V. Larson, Rebellion

“The more mankind learns, the less he becomes. There’s always one more technology, one more scientific advance that promises to fix our lives, but none of that matters without the people we love.”
― B.V. Larson, Exile

“I wondered whose job it was to blow sunshine into my ears.”
― B.V. Larson, Extinction

“What programmer didn’t live with a deadline over his head?”
― B.V. Larson, Battle Station