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And this is how I know I am not a developer/programmer. I have no urge or interest in such event.
by doublerabbit 11mo ago
And this is how I know I am not a developer/programmer. I have no urge or interest in such event.
- skywhopper 11mo agoWhy post, then? No one cares about your lack of interest.
- crystal_revenge 11mo agoIt always seemed odd to me that a persistent minority of HN readers seem to have no interest in recreational programming/technical problems solving and perpetually ask "why should I care?" It's totally fine not to care, but I can't quite get why you would then want to be an active member in a community of people who care about this stuff for no other reason than they fundamentally find it interesting.
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- unkulunkulu 11mo agoI wonder how this is the most straightforward way to know that?
- onion2k 11mo agoYour logic is flawed. You can be a developer and not be interested in AoC. Not being interested in AoC only shows you're not interested in AoC.
- doublerabbit 11mo agoI wasn't casting logic. I'm not a developer and that when it comes to AoC I have no interest in. Nor being such.
- coolThingsFirst 11mo agoIt's all marketing, I can sell this to you and convert you. Thing is it may have some interesting challenges, I too, wouldn't want to solve some insane string parsing problem with no interesting idea behind it. For today's problem, I did the naive version and it worked. The modular version created some issues with some corner cases. There should be more events like AoC. Self-contained problems are very educational.