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Well the age sets an upper bound for the effort put into it, doesn't it?
by tannhaeuser 6y ago
Well the age sets an upper bound for the effort put into it, doesn't it?
- tester34 6y agonot rly
- chmod775 6y agoNot really. I was much more focused and arguably a better coder at 18, albeit a somewhat less knowledgeable one. At 26 I have twice the experience but only a third of the motivation and focus. When you're younger you do stuff just find out whether you can, when you're older you already know you could and decide not to do anything. It's exceedingly rare I'll find something interesting enough that'll keep me coding for 15 hours straight, at 18 that was the norm on pretty much every free day - of which there are a lot more when you're younger and not already working as a software dev. My money will always be on the 18 year olds.
- CyberRabbi 6y ago> My money will always be on the 18 year olds. That is not only problematic but also illegal in certain contexts