19 It depends, but I usually don't fall asleep all that easily. If I've been up and working hard all day I can, but that isn't a common occurrence.
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18. I hate to say it, but I think its a factor with age. I was hoping it would hit when I'm in my 50's, rather than my 30's though...!
17 Possibly. That and just what schedule you get onto. I don't do well in the mornings and do much better at night, but if I started getting up much earlier and going to bed earlier it would likely change.
17 not really, it really destroys the time you have to actually do stuff. Unless you like working on school stuff at stupid late O'clock
16. Yeah, you're right. It only gets more stressful when you have to finish things you should have finished earlier, later.
14 I spend a good part of the day trying to fix a bug.
Turned out it was caused by changing a reference to a dictionary in python rather than working in a copy of one. Which caused the program to crash once it had to process the same dictionary again. (which it needs to do)
I could very easily change the bug to a feature as its pretty much a pure function and its easily detectable if the dictionary already was processed, but its easy to miss that its actually working on a reference so it would produce WTF code.
Turned out it was caused by changing a reference to a dictionary in python rather than working in a copy of one. Which caused the program to crash once it had to process the same dictionary again. (which it needs to do)
I could very easily change the bug to a feature as its pretty much a pure function and its easily detectable if the dictionary already was processed, but its easy to miss that its actually working on a reference so it would produce WTF code.
10 FRC
It's a big high school robotics competition. Kickoff is when they get the rules, and then the teams have ~6 weeks to build a robot to play the game and follow all of the rules. I'm an alumn at this point, but I'll be attending my old team's kickoff, as I'm home on winter break.
It's a big high school robotics competition. Kickoff is when they get the rules, and then the teams have ~6 weeks to build a robot to play the game and follow all of the rules. I'm an alumn at this point, but I'll be attending my old team's kickoff, as I'm home on winter break.
