From: corey konrad <0011@...> Date: 2006-05-16T06:37:06+09:00 Subject: Re: begining programmer questions yeah i just need to do it for some reason, so i guess thats makes sense, if it wasnt natural then i would have quit a long time ago. Its just discouraging sometimes because i am going on 30 here and i meet 18 year olds that can just do amazing things with programming. When i talked about natural i meant people that have been doing programming since they were kids, i have been into computers for about 3 years now thats about it. I didnt even know what the internet was when i was 18 and it didnt exist when i was a kid all i had was my commadore 64 and copy of ultima 4, lol. Pat Maddox wrote: > On 5/14/06, Bill Guindon wrote: >> On 5/14/06, corey konrad <0011@hush.com> wrote: >> > yup i'll get it, need a break now though, you know when you read tacos >> > as a misspelling of "to cos" that you have been studying programming and >> > math all day. >> >> Yeah, definitely a natural. It won't be long before you wake up >> dreaming of code ;) > > Oh man, code comes to you at the WEIRDEST times. I can't tell you how > many times I've half-woken up at 3am, and in that mid-dreamy state > somehow figured out the answer to a problem. Then I hop out of bed > and make it happen. Sometimes it doesn't work, and then you're like, > "It'll only take 10 minutes or so" and you find yourself still > pounding at the keyboard at 7am. "hrm, better shower and go to work." > I like it better when my dream code works perfectly though :) > -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.