Jan Panteltje wrote:
> But those things like learn programming in 2 weeks make little sense to me,

That's where you're wrong by your own premises. If you know your own
subject well and know how to achieve a lot manually, then spending just
two weeks learning the basics of how to automate can shove parts of your
productivity by two orders of magnitude.

You will never be a programmer but a far more competent expert in
whatever it is you were an expert in before. And it may teach you just
enough vocabluary and way of thinking to be able to team up with a real
programmer and achieve something of general usefulfulness. (The
programmer of course will have to put in at least the same two weeks
before beginning to understand your language.)


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