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Actually, that's not too surprising, given that a lot of technically minded folks start digging into their craft in their early teens. I think that it's only n
by kleiba 5y ago
Actually, that's not too surprising, given that a lot of technically minded folks start digging into their craft in their early teens. I think that it's only natural to get most of your accomplishments in at a relatively younger age, when your independence is at its peak. Like, say, once you become a husband and father, there's no time for anything any more.
- jjuel 5y agoCan confirm that with 3 kids under 3 I have ZERO time to do anything I would like to programing wise outside of work.
- vaxman 5y agoYou’re holding it wrong. Seek tech partnerships with others lacking such time constraints and optimize shared responsibilities with existing partners. YOLO Time waits for no man.
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- grumpyprole 5y agoCan confirm, as a father of two kids, I get no time or energy for projects. I used to get two 30 minute train journeys pre-covid. I'm not at all unhappy with this situation, but do still occasionally wish I had done more when I was younger.