cberg wrote:
It can but it's not likely to do so today. Normally I'm actually an engineering software QA tester, today though I must rewrite some Python. Or not. I prefer hacking & scripting to programming in most cases. I don't really write much code, I'm more into what it all does.
I left the office in order to run some errands & I'm not sure I'll do anything more. I need to take an actual break before I'm honestly prepared.
Who am I kidding? I need more time around people who know me before I'm actually ready for anything at all. My ability as a coder is limited by my ability to relax (or not).
A couple of years ago, I was seriously looking into coding, looking up Ruby on Rails tutorials online etc. I can see the excitement and functionality of both coding and hacking. The idea of creating awesome apps particularly appeals to me.
It is a stressful job, though, so I understand about your need to decompress. The time you spend away from the keyboard will enrich your creative mind and help you unlock solutions in programming.
When you say 'ready for anything', what are you referring to?
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