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It's funny, this is actually very similar to my experience when I was working on VR software. I used to tell people, "I have at least a dozen headsets but only
by moron4hire 1y ago
It's funny, this is actually very similar to my experience when I was working on VR software. I used to tell people, "I have at least a dozen headsets but only one head." But I bet rarely ever spent time on using VR. I'd pop on a headset to test the input systems, but most of the time I was working on application logic, which I didn't need to do in the headset.
I suppose chefs don't eat most of what they make. Most wood workers don't have a house full of only furniture they've made. I know a lot of working musicians who have a lot of gear they never use because they just play bass in a band somewhere.
- pests 1y ago> I suppose chefs don't eat most of what they make. Most wood workers don't have a house full of only furniture they've made. I have to disageee with you here. Chefs are definitely tasting their food throughout, even if not enjoying the final creation. And many many many woodworkers I know have the random hodgepodge of bespoke furniture spread throughout their property.
- moron4hire 1y agoChefs famously don't cook for themselves the elaborate things they make at work and wood workers with a hodge podge of pieces (and random unfinished projects that sit around) is exactly the situation the original article describes.