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I've always admired people who started late in life and went on to succeed more than child prodigies. I guess this is a biased opinion as I never truly fell in
by julsonl 15y ago
I've always admired people who started late in life and went on to succeed more than child prodigies. I guess this is a biased opinion as I never truly fell in love with programming until my last year in college. Now I'm trying to make up for time lost (slacked my way to a diploma) by having a study and coding regimen outside of work, taking online and offline classes. I'm also testing the theory that a skill can be learned and mastered with enough discipline and correct feedback by taking up piano (never touched an instrument before in my life) and art. Hmmmm... sounds like a good idea for a blog...