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Very much so. As a student, I have found that it is much easier to focus on my large personal projects in between terms, when I don't have homework and/or lectu
by fouric 11y ago
Very much so. As a student, I have found that it is much easier to focus on my large personal projects in between terms, when I don't have homework and/or lectures every day to interrupt my coding sessions[1].
Edit: As for what I am building, I am working on a graphics editor written in Common Lisp, partially as a way to verify others' claims about Lisp's efficiency, and partially to see for myself how difficult it is.
[1]: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/190891/programmer_interrupted.php http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/190891/programmer_inte...
- markbao 11y agoWhere do you go?
- fouric 11y agoPortland State University[1], with a major in electrical engineering. PSU is, in general, not a very interesting college, with the exception of TheCAT[2]. TheCAT is, essentially, a small bastion for hackers of all types to gather together and work on various projects (incidentally providing IT support services for the MCECS college), and has been by far the most interesting part of PSU for me. [1]: http://www.pdx.edu/ http://www.pdx.edu/ [2]: https://cat.pdx.edu/thecat.html https://cat.pdx.edu/thecat.html