I love programming software and have been doing it for half of my life.
Whether I am or not by other people's standards, I always assume I'm a crappy programmer and never trust my own code until it stands the test of time.
For his list of items, I think it's really rare to find a developer who is as fanatically wanting to jump into those pitfalls. Most developers I know that fall victim to those issues recognize those drawbacks, but are too lazy or don't find it important enough to deal with at the time. I'm not so sure they're really as religiously bad as he phrases it.
Whether I am or not by other people's standards, I always assume I'm a crappy programmer and never trust my own code until it stands the test of time.
For his list of items, I think it's really rare to find a developer who is as fanatically wanting to jump into those pitfalls. Most developers I know that fall victim to those issues recognize those drawbacks, but are too lazy or don't find it important enough to deal with at the time. I'm not so sure they're really as religiously bad as he phrases it.