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   by ojl 5y ago

   Yes definitely. I had quite a long a period of procrastination a while ago, then suddenly a colleague called and asked me to help debug some issue he had problems with. That day the time went very quickly and we solved the problem together.
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   by ojl 5y ago

   Lots of good advice. > Surround yourself with people who have the same attitude. This one is important in general. During the first two years at university I mostly spent evenings and weekends with old friends who were more into partying
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   by ojl 5y ago

   I agree that formal methods probably isn’t as well known as it could/should be. > Also redundancy and fail-safes in logic are used throughout the system for safety critical software. This again is easy to implement but tedious. I wo
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   by ojl 5y ago

   What about safety critical software? For example software running inside airplanes, rockets, etc. Is that also easy, or it doesn’t count because it’s cross discipline? Although I would guess that many of those developers are indeed software
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   by ojl 5y ago

   Yeah, I basically had those things but was very bored by my job, especially after starting working from home. Luckily I managed to find a job where I still have those things but within a domain which is more interesting to me. So the answer
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   by ojl 5y ago

   Software wasn’t mentioned in the comment though. It might be an awesome place to work at within those other disciplines which were mentioned.