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Thats great! Do you find music and programming are complimentary pursuits? I listen to a lot of music when I code and I know others who do that too
by math-dev 5y ago
Thats great! Do you find music and programming are complimentary pursuits? I listen to a lot of music when I code and I know others who do that too
- bjoli 5y agothe way I use programming it is! music can always be better. I can always practice and polish scales, work on sound and improve in general. programming for me is like crosswords: I see a problem, I ponder on it, I solve it. The horizon is so much shorter I feel it is something that keeps me sane. But in many ways they are the same. You learn a technique or a tool, and suddenly it makes some things that were previously impenetrable seem easy. The difference is that the horizon for my playing is usually 6 months and upwards, whereas programming is at nost a couple of days. Both can be frustrating, though. For bassoon I want to improve my circular breathing and stamina, which takes forever and is hard work. In programming I want to implement RRB-trees (a superset of clojures immutable vectors), but I am sadly a bit too dumb at the moment.
- math-dev 5y agoThanks for sharing, that’s awesome to read