that guy [TCTI v 8]

[正真正銘]

229642

Where are you guys reminding me about college? I don't even know what I am going to major in. I was pretty certain I wanted to major in some engineering field until I took physics. I have considered Computer Science but honestly, you can't compete will autodidacts.

 

[Akiba]

229643.

Computer Science

autodidacts.

you called?

 

[正真正銘]

229643.



you called?

229644

I only have have a mild interest in Computer Science but I'm curious, how is it like to program?

 

[Akiba]

229645.

Writing sweet, succinct code and crafting a beautiful end result is probably one of the best feelings out there.

But it you really only get that feeling if you're good at it. The people who aren't good often tend to write repetitive and ugly code, which puts them off. It just so happens that 90% of programmers are bad at programming. It doesn't help either that most people these days are still writing using the Object Oriented paradigm, which inherently leads to extraneous code. OO deserves to be deathly obsolete, but it isn't. That's why you might hear a lot of people saying it's not enjoyable.

 

[machomuu]

229646.

But it you really only get that feeling if you're good at it. The people who aren't good often tend to write repetitive and ugly code, which puts them off.

I dunno, there's a really, REALLY good feeling about everything going wrong at the start and then things suddenly going right as you troubleshoot again and again until finally you have working code. The feeling of satisfaction makes it all worth it, and you learn more, as a result.

 

[Ivysaur]

I'm afraid the only thing I can write is actual text.

229647

 

[Yukari]

229648

I openly admit that I suck at programming. o/

I'm probably going to do something in the medical field when I go to college. Probably going to take some other classes too.... But I haven't really decided yet. x:

 

[Akiba]

229649.

I dunno, there's a really, REALLY good feeling about everything going wrong at the start and then things suddenly going right as you troubleshoot again and again until finally you have working code. The feeling of satisfaction makes it all worth it, and you learn more, as a result.

That's more close to the first thing I mentioned.

The second thing I mentioned is something you're stuck with, because it's inherent with the design model. Which sucks.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

229650

Coding is really fun when you get it to work.

The remaining 98% can get old quick if you're not in the right state of mind, though.

 

[Gabri]

So Real Madrid got totally rekt this afternoon.
I'd like to know what the hell was on their mind when they hired Benítez.

229651

 

[Akiba]

229652.

And if you're a good programmer, there won't be a remaining 98%.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

229653

There are people that get absolutely no periods of tedious problem solving? I must take them as my sensei immediately.

 

[Akiba]

229654.

I'm one of those.

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Not sure about the not getting periods part though.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

229655

Hello, sensei.

You are currently not expecting.

 

[Yukari]

229656

You know, I saw that one coming.

 

[Ivysaur]

So Real Madrid got totally rekt this afternoon.
I'd like to know what the hell was on their mind when they hired Benítez.

229657

Florentino (dimisión) resolved he hated Ancelotti in late 2013 when he insisted in not playing Bale-Ronaldo-Benzema (and winning everything along the way, but who wants to win without the 260m€ trio?). He then ordered the poor Italian to play them all together or else, and the team staggered through to that miraculous night when Ramos saved his skin one minute before his firing was made official. But miracles are just that, and, after a year with no titles, he was promptly kicked out (to the players' dismay). He then decided he wanted a Madrid-born coach because **** yeah local people. Obviously Benítez stile is absolutely not suited to Flo's dictatorship- everybody realised today's starting XI was chosen from the stands, not by the guy on the bench, because otherwise he'd be bollocked off it after the game. At least this way he can argue he was just following orders.

At this point, it's pretty clear that the problem is not every coach ever, but rather the guy who chooses them by spinning a wheel and then tells them what players to play.

 

[Akiba]

229658.

You are currently not expecting.

idk, have had some pretty sick adbominal pain lately

 

[Pokestick good times.]

229659

Depending on the date, the abdominal pain could be related to tedious problem periods.

I do not claim to be an authority on the whole periodic system, however, so don't make the mistake of trusting be blindly.


Otherwise, sensei, another handy indicator would be to check the database for any records of unprotected sexual activity. Sometimes it slips you by entirely, it really sucks to come to and realize you've been having sex for the past few hours without noticing it. Also look out for instruments of artificial insemination near your home and workplace.

 

[Yukari]

229660

I'm sure we've all been there.

You suddenly realize that you've been "Doing it" all day and didn't know about it.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

229661

Looks like Víctor can relate.