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I think these things do help with programming in a manner that is probably hard to measure. Making something has an affect, I find hard to describe, on my abili
by Ixiaus 15y ago
I think these things do help with programming in a manner that is probably hard to measure. Making something has an affect, I find hard to describe, on my ability to think logically and creatively (in more areas than just programming, but it so happens that I spend most of my time programming).
For those interested, here's a series of books on how to build your own machine shop from scratch (by building your own foundry, casting parts, etc...): http://www.lindsaybks.com/dgjp/djgbk/series/index.html http://www.lindsaybks.com/dgjp/djgbk/series/index.html (I'm not affiliated with Lindsay Books in any way)
- mechanical_fish 15y agoI don't disagree. But the problem with this argument is that it's hard to find any creative or imaginative activity that doesn't potentially help you with programming. Tinkering? Cooking? Music? Writing? Reading? Puzzles? Even sleeping? It's all potentially good.