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This makes me sad. Do you mean you coded for fun before graduating and not since, or ever? Like you never coded a little game or a shell function to make your
by pmarreck 3y ago
This makes me sad.
Do you mean you coded for fun before graduating and not since, or ever?
Like you never coded a little game or a shell function to make your commandline usage easier or anything like that just for your own use, for fun?
Honestly it’s a double edged sword to like coding because then you get opinions about languages.
I could never be a mercenary in anything though. If I didn’t like coding I’d be a destitute individual.
- scarface74 3y agoWhy would I? I spent from 1996 (when I graduated) -2012 as a part time fitness instructor, active runner and a weightlifter. I spent from 1996-2002 and 2006-2012 hanging out with friends and dating (I was married from 2002-2006. From 2012-2022 I spent my time with family (got remarried in 2012). By the end of 2022, my wife and I had gotten rid of everything that wouldn’t fit into three suitcases and decided to be “hybrid digital nomads” where we stay in our “vacation home” from October - early February and we fly around to different cities in the US for the other 7 months. I’ve also taken back up running. There is so much more to life than pecking on a computer during my free time. Software development is a means to an end - nothing more.
- pmarreck 3y agoFor you, maybe. Some of us find it a lot more fascinating than that. But whatever works. Any marriage advice? (Most of my divorced friends would say "Never marry" lol)