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| Posted on 02-13-11 09:09:16 PM |
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| | Metal_Man88's Post | Programming never died for me.
In fact, I hope to make it my main career... hopefully.
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| Posted on 02-13-11 10:15:39 PM |
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Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by Bloodstar
Programming died for me at QBASIC.
...Well, I do some PHP happily, if that counts... 
Programming died for me before I even started it. 
The most programming I've done is some basic C++ (in school) and some Layout Creation.
The most programming I've done...is nothing. Take that! |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 10:20:48 PM |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 10:56:54 PM (last edited by Teflon at 02-13-11 07:57 PM) |
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Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Terra
Programming passed me by. I learned it as a kid with the C64 and DOS, and now it's like a whole new world that I never really caught up to.
Don't feel so bad about it. The programming world moves so fast, even the people who are up to date are very far behind. Only those who are creating all this programming stuff are actually caught up, but only for a few hours when somebody else 1ups them.
Well, good thing I never got into programming then, because I hate having to make sure I know the latest and greatest in a field just to really like it. |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 10:59:02 PM (last edited by Terra at 02-13-11 07:59 PM) |
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Yep. That drove me nuts.
So I switched to math, which doesn't change much (unless you get into really high-level math). It's not like they'll invent a new whole number between 3 and 4 next week and you have to learn math all over again. ____________________
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:01:53 PM |
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Originally posted by Terra
Yep. That drove me nuts.
So I switched to math, which doesn't change much (unless you get into really high-level math). It's not like they'll invent a new whole number between 3 and 4 next week and you have to learn math all over again.
I went one step further and don't have an interest in anything really technical, like hard science, programming, math and the like. |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:04:35 PM |
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See this is why assembly for old-ish systems is the only programming I do.
YOU CAN'T CHANGE WHAT IS SET IN STONE. |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:04:38 PM |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:06:26 PM (last edited by Teflon at 02-13-11 08:07 PM) |
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| What's weird is that I like doing certain technical things like dissecting a prototype for the The Cutting Room Floor wiki, but give me something like a math, hard science or programming book and I'll say "fuck this" after like five minutes of reading and trying to understand it. |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:08:47 PM |
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Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by Terra
Yep. That drove me nuts.
So I switched to math, which doesn't change much (unless you get into really high-level math). It's not like they'll invent a new whole number between 3 and 4 next week and you have to learn math all over again.
I went one step further and don't have an interest in anything really technical, like hard science, programming, math and the like.
these days that's more like a step back. it is very easy to fall far behind.
What's weird is that I like doing certain technical things like dissecting a prototype for the The Cutting Room Floor wiki, but give me something like a math, hard science or programming book and I'll say "fuck this" after like five minutes of reading and trying to understand it.
3^2 + 4^2 = ? [/troll]
9 + 16 = 25
did i get it right |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:10:17 PM |
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:10:19 PM |
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Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by Terra
Yep. That drove me nuts.
So I switched to math, which doesn't change much (unless you get into really high-level math). It's not like they'll invent a new whole number between 3 and 4 next week and you have to learn math all over again.
I went one step further and don't have an interest in anything really technical, like hard science, programming, math and the like.
these days that's more like a step back. it is very easy to fall far behind.
What's weird is that I like doing certain technical things like dissecting a prototype for the The Cutting Room Floor wiki, but give me something like a math, hard science or programming book and I'll say "fuck this" after like five minutes of reading and trying to understand it.
3^2 + 4^2 = ? [/troll]
9 + 16 = 25
did i get it right
yep... now try it without a calculator
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| Posted on 02-13-11 11:11:48 PM |
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Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by CB
Originally posted by Teflon
Originally posted by Terra
Yep. That drove me nuts.
So I switched to math, which doesn't change much (unless you get into really high-level math). It's not like they'll invent a new whole number between 3 and 4 next week and you have to learn math all over again.
I went one step further and don't have an interest in anything really technical, like hard science, programming, math and the like.
these days that's more like a step back. it is very easy to fall far behind.
What's weird is that I like doing certain technical things like dissecting a prototype for the The Cutting Room Floor wiki, but give me something like a math, hard science or programming book and I'll say "fuck this" after like five minutes of reading and trying to understand it.
3^2 + 4^2 = ? [/troll]
9 + 16 = 25
did i get it right
yep... now try it without a calculator
2^6 + 8^2 =
8th grade algebra don't fail me now!
128 + 64 = 192 |
The number 3 is whole, 3.4 and pi are not.
