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So what you saying is, going to prison (for a non-tech related crime) is a good way to become a (better) programmer. No distractions, very clear time schedule,

by stfu 13y ago

So what you saying is, going to prison (for a non-tech related crime) is a good way to become a (better) programmer. No distractions, very clear time schedule, no distraction by everyday bs etc.

quackerhacker 13y ago
Not at all. What everyone does when they're inside, really depends on their own character. Some people work out, others read, become overly religious, study commodities (and trade from inside). I wrote code to keep to myself, to distract me from missing my fiance and kids...and what else could I do when I got out, I lost my honor. If your implying that mine was non-tech related: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2008/05/man-allegedly-b/ http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2008/05/man-allegedly-b/