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I do, and find it kind of fun, it's great to avoid burnout by making your project less 'intense' because when you are slighly drunk you usually take routes that
by Gravyness 4y ago
I do, and find it kind of fun, it's great to avoid burnout by making your project less 'intense' because when you are slighly drunk you usually take routes that are not perfect but works which makes the project move at a steady pace. Perfection is for my sober self, who was years of practice in his craft, when I'm buzzed I am just a average programmer that wants things to work. The compiler does not allow me to drink too much too so there's that.
The coolest moments are when you get into the flow, and forget to drink, and you sober up. Those are exceptionally productive moments.
- 6stringmerc 4y agoThere’s something I feel is special between programming and exploring. Hanging out a bit drunk with dude friends, jumping some random fence or going off the beaten path meant adventure. We wouldn’t say no unless it was a really bad idea. The fun part is the computer or machine does what it is programmed to do, within parameters. You can throw stuff at it, projects and complex or mundane stuff, and either it works or it doesn’t. Sometimes it just goes plick and you never see a system react the same way ever again.
- superdario 4y agoHah, totally my mindset