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"Many people would give anything to be like us." --Oh boy. Presumption at it's worst. Not everybody is a workaholic buddy. Most people, in fact, are happy w
by ardit33 19y ago
"Many people would give anything to be like us."
--Oh boy. Presumption at it's worst. Not everybody is a workaholic buddy. Most people, in fact, are happy with what they have. It is just in this country many like you forget to take it easy once and a while, and enjoy life. Sure, it is great to make it big, and become wealthy enough so you can enjoy the rest of your life, but if you keep doing it, without resting, that's pretty sorry.
Knowing who to relax when it is needed, is just as useful as knowing how to work hard.
- edw519 19y agoPerhaps I didn't make myself clear. I think you're inferring a lot that I never meant. What I "meant" has nothing whatsoever to do with workaholism, leisure, money, or in fact, anyone else. Here is what I meant: It is an ABSOLUTE JOY to be in the zone when I'm hacking. I feel totally alive and love the sense of "doing" and "achieving". And I'm in that zone a lot lately. Many people I know understand that feeling but are unable to (easily) get into that mode. Not because they're workaholics or money grabbers, but because hacking is a kind of "sex" and they not as "horny" as they used to be. No problem getting in up in my IDE. I'm glad and I hope it stays this way. I wish this on anyone else who desires it, too. It's great.
- staunch 19y ago> No problem getting in up in my IDE. Do you suffer IDE-ED? Has your co-founder been complaining about your performance? Order the all natural Meg@Code today and become the young stud uber hacker you were in your 20s!
- yters 19y agoMan, I wish I had your friends. Most people I know think such OCDness is weird. My parents are always telling me to 'have fun.'