Notices by d (deprecated_ii@poa.st)
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lmao
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@mischievoustomato I would strongly recommend, if possible, taking electives in low level programming, control theory, maybe some electrical shit
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this is like believing you're a skilled violinist because you can play back a recording of someone else playing the violin
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@WoodshopHandman @rher if you don't charge at least a couple hundred bucks a lot of people will think it's garbage just on the price alone
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@WoodshopHandman @rher yes, I used to struggle with that as well. but your customers will actually feel better about buying something that's more expensive
also consider that it's not just the effort of making the thing, but you also have to market it and deal with shipping and all that crap, which isn't free (in terms of time)
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@mischievoustomato I think it's pretty normal to try lots of things until you find the things you like
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@professionalbigot69 some people are juniors their entire careers
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one of the things that's kind of interesting about the software world is how super attached people get to their way of doing things, and how hostile they get to the alternatives (even calling them "alternatives" is practically heretical)
I suppose it's just another symptom of discourse being dominated by juniors though
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correct
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lol
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at no point since I started programming have I thought "you know what I need? someone who doesn't know very much and sucks at programming to write my code for me"
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@RustyCrab @Inginsub @binkle
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it's *incredible* the lengths people will go to avoid learning SQL
yes I have said this several times recently. I keep running into more extreme examples of the behavior
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@Inginsub based
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@georgia I wouldn't talk to the guy at the bar either what a weirdo
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how is VR ever going to be good if modern non-VR games can't solve the pop in problem
will every VR game just be inside, or in a forest, or it's foggy out or night time so you can't see very far anyway
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if you had spent days doing it this time, next time you would be able to do it in hours. even if you *never ever do this again* which is unlikely, some of what you learned would be transferable to other domains, and you would be a slightly better programmer in general from the practice
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humans were not meant to wake up to alarm clocks
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@hazlin @binkle I don't think I ever saw anything about such projects
but I'm pretty tired rn so maybe my memory isn't working well
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@hazlin @binkle link me the resistor game thing, I like 2D things
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