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United States15536 Posts
On September 28 2013 04:47 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 04:44 AsmodeusXI wrote:On September 28 2013 04:40 jcarlsoniv wrote: I'm with you there Req. I think you're just a few years ahead of me =P
"Hoping that it's good enough to get noticed" is probably a bit too passive. If you really want to get somewhere, you have to at least try lol. And if you have relevant skills, then go for it.
I wish I had done something with comp sci during college. But at the start of college I wasn't comfortable enough with myself to pursue a life of nerddom (my gf at the time was really trying to suppress my inner nerd). I thought it was kinda just a hobby sort of thing and that I should get a job doing "real things"
Fast forward 4 years and I wish I had more of a focus in computers. Beautiful thing about programming is you can always learn. http://www.codecademy.com/learnhttps://www.udacity.com/Also this: (my gf at the time was really trying to suppress my inner nerd) Always sad to hear about. Advice to those not in relationships or in ones that feel like this: this is bad and unhealthy. It sucks. Even if two people in a relationship can't agree on hobbies, there should at least be respect. For example, my friend's gf refers to the place where he keeps his gaming stuff as the "shame shelf." T_T hate that shit. >_< Yes, but while I enjoy programming, I'm also fairly bad at it. I understand it and how to do it, but I lack some creativity I think. (I got a 1 on my AP Comp Sci exam in high school) Maybe my issue is that I just don't study xD And yes, my current gf is much better for me. She understands that I've got my nerd shit. She doesn't judge me (too much) when I tell her I'm going away for a weekend of magic/DnD. She lets me do my thing. It's really refreshing to be allowed to do what I want.
Yayyyy. Yeah, sorry to pull out the PSA from a parenthetical in your post, but nerd shaming is one of those things that makes me fucking nuts. Glad to hear you don't have to deal with that crap anymore.
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Listen to you wierdos with your happy careers, and outside activities, and real relationships. I miss the old internet, where everyone was a bitter, lonely nerd who came together to be pissed at the real world.
Humbug.
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United States15536 Posts
On September 28 2013 04:50 Requizen wrote: Listen to you wierdos with your happy careers, and outside activities, and real relationships. I miss the old internet, where everyone was a bitter, lonely nerd who came together to be pissed at the real world.
Humbug.
Don't worry, I have lots of great stuff and I'm still bitter and pissed at the real world. Just for different reasons.
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
I feel so poetic when I am tired
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Baa?21244 Posts
I feel so tired when I am poetic
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On September 28 2013 04:50 Requizen wrote: Listen to you wierdos with your happy careers, and outside activities, and real relationships. I miss the old internet, where everyone was a bitter, lonely nerd who came together to be pissed at the real world.
Humbug. I'm still here
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On September 28 2013 04:47 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 04:44 AsmodeusXI wrote:On September 28 2013 04:40 jcarlsoniv wrote: I'm with you there Req. I think you're just a few years ahead of me =P
"Hoping that it's good enough to get noticed" is probably a bit too passive. If you really want to get somewhere, you have to at least try lol. And if you have relevant skills, then go for it.
I wish I had done something with comp sci during college. But at the start of college I wasn't comfortable enough with myself to pursue a life of nerddom (my gf at the time was really trying to suppress my inner nerd). I thought it was kinda just a hobby sort of thing and that I should get a job doing "real things"
Fast forward 4 years and I wish I had more of a focus in computers. Beautiful thing about programming is you can always learn. http://www.codecademy.com/learnhttps://www.udacity.com/Also this: (my gf at the time was really trying to suppress my inner nerd) Always sad to hear about. Advice to those not in relationships or in ones that feel like this: this is bad and unhealthy. It sucks. Even if two people in a relationship can't agree on hobbies, there should at least be respect. For example, my friend's gf refers to the place where he keeps his gaming stuff as the "shame shelf." T_T hate that shit. >_< Yes, but while I enjoy programming, I'm also fairly bad at it. I understand it and how to do it, but I lack some creativity I think. (I got a 1 on my AP Comp Sci exam in high school) Maybe my issue is that I just don't study xD And yes, my current gf is much better for me. She understands that I've got my nerd shit. She doesn't judge me (too much) when I tell her I'm going away for a weekend of magic/DnD. She lets me do my thing. It's really refreshing to be allowed to do what I want. Enjoy it while you caaaaaaaannnnnnnn...........
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On September 28 2013 04:50 Requizen wrote: Listen to you wierdos with your happy careers, and outside activities, and real relationships. I miss the old internet, where everyone was a bitter, lonely nerd who came together to be pissed at the real world.
Humbug. The old internet sucked. Netzero? Fuck that shit
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Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid?
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On September 28 2013 05:10 Requizen wrote: Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid?
That seems to be a fairly exhaustive list.
I need to get a kitty.
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United States23745 Posts
On September 28 2013 05:12 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 05:10 Requizen wrote: Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid? That seems to be a fairly exhaustive list. I need to get a kitty. get a dog
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On September 28 2013 05:13 onlywonderboy wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 05:12 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 28 2013 05:10 Requizen wrote: Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid? That seems to be a fairly exhaustive list. I need to get a kitty. get a dog Get a snake
Edit: get 2 snakes
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On September 28 2013 05:13 onlywonderboy wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 05:12 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 28 2013 05:10 Requizen wrote: Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid? That seems to be a fairly exhaustive list. I need to get a kitty. get a dog
I love dogs. But dogs require walks, and taking care of.
Cats? Put out food, clean the litter box. Job done.
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United States23745 Posts
On September 28 2013 05:14 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 28 2013 05:13 onlywonderboy wrote:On September 28 2013 05:12 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 28 2013 05:10 Requizen wrote: Things I've learned from Wave.
1) Fuck Eve 2) Why in the world would I ever have a kid? That seems to be a fairly exhaustive list. I need to get a kitty. get a dog I love dogs. But dogs require walks, and taking care of. Cats? Put out food, clean the litter box. Job done. And no love in return, unless it suits the cat lol
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Just opened cookie clicker for the first time.
Fuck...
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United States23745 Posts
On September 28 2013 05:15 Requizen wrote: Metal... Gear? Snake? Snake?! SNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE!
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