• agamemnonymous@sh.itjust.works
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    30 days ago

    It’s funny, I noped out of coding immediately after trying it when I was 14 for basically the opposite reason. It delighted my logical math brain and I wanted to know everything, and I realized I’d be really really good at it.

    And just as quickly I realized that if I went down that path, it would consume my life. I would get a job coding, all my hobbies would be coding, and I would spend all day every day in front of a screen. That wasn’t a life I wanted, even if I would’ve been happy day to day.

    I even avoid getting into the weeds on any technical computer stuff, because I know it’ll be a slippery slope.