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Thats not at all the vibe I got from reading this. Instead, the author pretty specifically lists the things they instead choose to spend their time on and why i
by shakezula 5y ago
Thats not at all the vibe I got from reading this. Instead, the author pretty specifically lists the things they instead choose to spend their time on and why it’s not computers _anymore_.
- luc_ 5y agoI agree -- it's pretty clear to me that the author has found a difference between their work, which they still find enjoyment from (perhaps because they are good at it?), and their non-work life. I can relate somewhat -- I love tech -- robotics, in particular -- but have lately become a bit disappointed with the current state it in product world. Thankfully I'm also in a state where I can reflect upon why I feel that way, and then muster the energy to do something about it. Perhaps this is a reflection upon the age of the author too. I suspect as I get older, I'm going to want towards more "wholesome" things -- as I define that word. That being said, to each their own.
- JetAlone 5y agoYeah it's more like, "Here's why I was pushed away from what I used to really like."