tempor-schule

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by tempor-schule 4y ago
>but working felt much different because work was accomplishing something while class felt like it wasn't doing anything. Thanks, this is a message I have seen repeated around here and it changed my view towards the internship. >
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
I am not gonna drop the degree, I am close to the finish line. I'd just like to take 1 semester or even a few months off and try to get from hating coding to a neutral place. >I'll add that the professional environment might be
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
That looks like a good path honestly, any advice for my future career ?
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
>i suggest thinking about the why behind the why. why did you get into programming? for me my why behind the why is "i like to make things" thanks, this is a good clue >btw: after 12 years doing software, much magic is also
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
Ok I understand the message. How would I go about building this self-discipline and grit ? And how would I go about developping while not ending in a burnout state in the near future ?
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
Thank you, I will look into this clue.
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
I think you may have misrepresented my message. I understand that not everything is happiness and joy in a craft, you need to eat frogs and force yourself through boring but necessary tasks. That, believe me, I understood. The whole discipl
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by tempor-schule 4y ago
Thanks for your answer, it is reassuring in a weird way to see that it is a more common struggle than I thought. >Recently I wrote a paper about loading a page in a browser that displays an OS GUI with full state restoration as fast as 8
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Ask HN: How to deal with the loss of magic as a student?
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