A programmer’s greatest enemy is getting stuck. A crucial skill in programming—and one that many of my beginning game programming students lack—is the ability to recognize when they’re stuck, to get out of being stuck, and to avoid getting stuck in the first place.
Indeed, it’s a skill…
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excruciatingly depressing. Besides...feeling productive,
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gallifreygirl315 said:
I read this a few days ago and I feel I disagree. Being stuck it the best part. It means you get to challenge your self and think of new and exciting ways of getting yourself unstuck.
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When I am programming, I am at a nexus. My thoughts become concrete. My ideas transform illusion into reality. The structure of existence is remade before my very eyes. I become a vessel for the creative force of the universe. I am carried aloft as if on the wings of dragons. Why should I care if nobody knows my name?
The Hacker Ethic