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I think I "read" about programming for something like 15 years (books, blogs, HN, proggit, irc chat) I started actually coding seriously and properly the past
by pen2l 9y ago
I think I "read" about programming for something like 15 years (books, blogs, HN, proggit, irc chat)
I started actually coding seriously and properly the past 1-2 years. Easily learned a hundred-fold more by doing it, literally.
I think too often I told myself I'm "not good enough to make something serious". And you know -- it was probably true. But that doesn't matter. Just start, things will fall into place, sometimes you'll fail, sometimes you won't. It's just the only way really.
- albertgoeswoof 9y ago> I think too often I told myself I'm "not good enough to make something serious". And you know -- it was probably true. But that doesn't matter. Just start, things will fall into place, sometimes you'll fail, sometimes you won't. It's just the only way really. it's not true, most "serious" things aren't that difficult or complex
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- ybalkind 9y agoDo you mind sharing your age? Also, what programming language/s do you code in and what level have you reached? Finally, how did you actually start coding?
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