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If something feels like work, don't do it. If you want to do it anyway, do it with a level of detail and attention that you wouldn't be allowed on the clock. Wr
by t-3 4y ago
If something feels like work, don't do it. If you want to do it anyway, do it with a level of detail and attention that you wouldn't be allowed on the clock. Write your code on paper, write assembler, make radical choices and do stupid things just because. Play with microcontrollers and build something physically real. Roll your own crypto and design your own networking protocols. Restrict the length of your functions, don't use the standard library, don't use anything but the standard library. Etc.
- cpach 4y ago“Write your code on paper” From time to time I write code/pseudocode on paper. It can be lots of fun! And it can help one to think about the concepts/semantics without the immediate stress that the code needs to run/compile ASAP.