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I think know what happens here. We become disconnected from the real-life output of what we do. It becomes abstract. If you're like me, you started off making s
by elliottkember 6y ago
I think know what happens here. We become disconnected from the real-life output of what we do. It becomes abstract. If you're like me, you started off making stuff for yourself and it was a thrill to put it live and know that people could see it. Now I think we all build stuff for others, because that's where the real money is.
In short, a hobby turns into a job and stops being fun. But I've found ways to bring programming into my hobbies and that's been life-changing!