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Well, do you want to challenge yourself technically or are you more interested in making money? I think that the approach would be different in both cases (and
by bchjam 12y ago
Well, do you want to challenge yourself technically or are you more interested in making money? I think that the approach would be different in both cases (and following the money you may still feel unfulfilled intellectually).
For me, I wasn't sure if I still wanted to program, so I went back to the things that got me excited when I started (math models of perception) and I fell in love with it all over again. Now my dilemma is turning that back around and actually working on what I'm most passionate about in a full-time setting. In the meantime, hobbying it is better than not doing it at all
- atrilla 12y agoAs it is discussed elsewhere here, challenging yourself technically to build a portfolio may also lead you to making money, e.g., from consulting. I'm offering this service for free at http://ai-maker.com/ http://ai-maker.com/ as long as problems are openly discussed in the blog. For private consulting, a budget.