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My advice is to follow your interests, especially since they mean getting into solving deeper and more interesting problems. There are lots of people out there

by nimms 16y ago

My advice is to follow your interests, especially since they mean getting into solving deeper and more interesting problems. There are lots of people out there with standard programming backgrounds, not a lot coming from the deeper and more esoteric ones. I figure if you want interesting work, you gotta have an interesting education. Also don't too hung up on the OO vs FP shiz. They're both just tools for solving a problem. Learn them both and take what you need. Also I like your fugue...but http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoA0cTC228M http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoA0cTC228M ...turn it up

EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Yeah, I get that FP, OO, Logical etc etc. paradigms just is different ways to model problems around and that you should choose the one best suited for the task. What I meant was that If I were to work with OO 8hr/day for a longer period of time Im afraid that I would get so "wired up" in the OO way of thinking that I would have a hard time learning and understanding to think in a correct FP-manner. Oh, This Is Happening is an excellent record! Since were in on electronic stuff I must recommend Bot'Ox - Blue Steel :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMEUpF7mNb0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMEUpF7mNb0