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^Your career has something to do with graphics?
Awesome!
Awesome!
Aletheia
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Oh no, no. Not anything so glamorous. I was a coder.
Milton taught me computer graphics, which turned out to be much less interesting than it sounds. But we got on well, and he always gave me great grades, so....
Yet another chance I was to fearful too follow up.
Aletheia
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It gets better:
The systems architect on the project I really loved was more or less my mentor. He was ex Javasoft, and after the project imploded, he went back there. He said, "Shhh, I can't ask for your resume, but send it to me anyway."
Better still:
Our project manager on that job left to work for Google. In 1998. She was employee number 13. Our systems engineer followed soon after. They wanted me to join them.
If I wasn't such a loser, I could have been rich.
And now back to our scheduled programming....
The systems architect on the project I really loved was more or less my mentor. He was ex Javasoft, and after the project imploded, he went back there. He said, "Shhh, I can't ask for your resume, but send it to me anyway."
Better still:
Our project manager on that job left to work for Google. In 1998. She was employee number 13. Our systems engineer followed soon after. They wanted me to join them.
If I wasn't such a loser, I could have been rich.
And now back to our scheduled programming....
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^Dude!
It's not too late... it's never too late!
Seems to me like you are/were a badass programmer - NO ONE can take that away from you. Try again... There is such a thing as respawning in real life (though not as literal and more symbolic
)
If I were you, I'd giver it another try, someday....
It's not too late... it's never too late!
Seems to me like you are/were a badass programmer - NO ONE can take that away from you. Try again... There is such a thing as respawning in real life (though not as literal and more symbolic
)If I were you, I'd giver it another try, someday....
Aletheia
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Thank you for your encouragement.
Programming is what I'm good at. And I do miss it, sometimes.
I have a lot of baggage associated with it. And my save point might be a bit far back, IT changes fast.
But where there's life, there's hope, no?
Oh it is
@Aletheia
True,
But if you have talent in programming, that will NEVER go away
.
Because it's Grand Theft Horse! :3
da_illest101
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no that's red dead redemption. plus the elder scroll started in 1994 and gta in 1997
Piece_By_Piece
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Do any of you have Skyward Sword? I'd be curious to hear opinions about the game, though I've so far only heard praises
peeeeeeeeeeee
Urine controlled videogames.
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Urine controlled videogames.
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