dvrajan

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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   Well said. If sectors like teaching, journalism were as rewarding as software. We could evolve a bit faster.
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   I agree. The grass is pretty damn green here. I think programming has taught us to think and solve problems. I cant wait to see a world where programmers apply their problem solving skills in other domains and make great leaps.
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   Just to follow up. How did your day to day work change after PhD? I am sure you would have gotten a chance to work on more interesting things. What are they?
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   oh wow! I have been on a Boeing 737 simulator once and it was a unforgettable experience. Hoping to earn enough money to fly real aircraft atleast once. Life experiences is what matters.
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   Indeed. Having started a business yourself. What do you think programmers should learn/know before make this feat.
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   oh yeah! Thats a vortex you cannot escape!
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   Interesting, could you share how your views have changed after this experience please?
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   interesting choice!
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   by dvrajan 10y ago

   ha ha! doesn't count ;)
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    Ask HN: Have you ever thought of leaving programming for something else?

    388 points by dvrajan 10y ago|548 comments
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    Ask HN: What are the notable characteristics of brilliant people around you?

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