I work. Now, there are a couple of caveats here that are integral to what I've said. First is that I love programming. I actually go home at night -- well, I wo

I work. Now, there are a couple of caveats here that are integral to what I've said. First is that I love programming. I actually go home at night -- well, I work from home, but you know what I mean -- and I write code for side projects or contribute to other open source projects. I also love my job and the people I work with. I would not do this for a company that shit all over me or didn't go the extra mile for employees. Having worked for startups my entire life, I've never actually been in a work environment where the work ran out -- there is always something to upgrade, refactor, or fix -- but I suppose if it did, I'd use that time to research things related to work I see in the future.