> much of what’s involved in doing it just feels tedious and I know I’m going to be stuck screwing around with the most trivial boilerplate crap I started to f

> much of what’s involved in doing it just feels tedious and I know I’m going to be stuck screwing around with the most trivial boilerplate crap I started to feel this way during my first internship in my sophomore year of college, after having been programming as a teenager for 4 years and then starting a CS major in college. It was a rude awakening. It led to years of depression and confusion. Finally I see the light through a potential career change