throwaway88p

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by throwaway88p 6y ago
I actually have thought about it, but I'm not sure if I could stand starting at the bottom of those fields, plus the salaries cap much lower.
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
Honestly, I've always enjoyed chasing the "rabbit hole" that came with solving problems. I'm generally poor at putting my thoughts into concrete descriptions, but I'll attempt. It used to be something like this: I h
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
Interestingly, I've never been a fan of video tutorials in the past, but have tried using them in the past weeks. There are some aspects of it I like. It's easier to keep attention with a video than a large wall of text these days
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
Never went to school, i did have an brief experience with competitive programming back in HS, but didn't do very well.
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
Passionate? not really much anymore. There are a number of things I'll take fleeting interest in after reading / watching some stuff, ranging from different technical subjects, to scientific subject, etc. Nothing ever seems to sti
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
I don't think I'm stupid, but I do believe that most people have a sort of "ceiling" in regards to their capabilities, intellectual or otherwise. I'm mostly curious about what to do when those something they'r
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by throwaway88p 6y ago
> find a problem/task that interests you or is worth solving - and work on it until it's solved, regardless of how difficult I guess part of the problem is that those problems tend to be rare. The way I feel, is that if I have
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Ask HN: Not smart enough to a programmer, where to take my life from here?
186 points by throwaway88p 6y ago|164 comments