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i started programming at age of 12 in school and got paid with 14 through my first internship luckily for me the show never stopped and i don’t regret missing
by ushakov 4y ago
i started programming at age of 12 in school and got paid with 14 through my first internship
luckily for me the show never stopped and i don’t regret missing parties and not connecting to others
the difference between me and my peers today is that i can afford to do whatever whenever, because i don’t have to worry about money and for them this luxury was only available temporarily and they didn’t spent that time wisely to build useful set of skills (in their teens)
the only thing that changed for me is what i program and for who
but i kinda don’t get how programming can be boring when there’s so much you can do
- heurisko 4y ago> they didn’t spent that time wisely to build useful set of skills (in their teens) I learnt how to program in my teens. I attribute this to being of a particular mind that liked it. This was fortunate as it also happened later to be a highly marketable skill. I don't attribute it as being vastly more conscientious or knowledgeable about potential future earning avenues than my peers.