I enjoy being outside.
These headlines “projects every dev should try” really annoy me. I try to put in enough effort at work, and that’s tough. But I have been messing with computers for over 20 years now.
I enjoy being outside.
These headlines “projects every dev should try” really annoy me. I try to put in enough effort at work, and that’s tough. But I have been messing with computers for over 20 years now.
But if you're curious, I hike, am learning Japanese, and want to eventually clean up and pick back up my saxophone once I can get the money to get it fixed. Tech is a big but not the only part of my life.
Nerding on a computer and doing outdoor things are not mutually exclusive. They may be for you, but that's... well... you.
Of course nobody said don't go outside or pursue non tech interests.
Things that don't take computers to create
I don't. It's cold outside!
[1] https://content.wolfram.com/sites/43/2019/02/07-popcorn-rig1...
isn't it the other way around? The site allows anyone to post on nearly any topic, but the longest standing audience veers tech. there still is quite a few topics on medicine, transportation, economics, and politics as well.
Do you find yourself personally attacked by someone doing something that you don’t enjoy? Or is the notion of them having fun AND improving their direct skill?