I am writing my 2nd book titled “Learning to code again”. I have taken up coding again but this time as a hobby. I want it to be more narrative than technical. The title is a spin off from the metaphorical expression “learning to dance again”. I won’t be sharing chapters here like my first book and I am taking my time with research and working on coding projects. I will share interesting tidbits as I come across them here in this thread. Like this one.
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You seem to be passionate about writing books, poems.
It’s great you have that in your life.
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I grew up in the 80s. There was no internet and no smartphone then. It is a joy to have these things today. You really can explore your passions very easily.
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Sorry but that’s f awesome. What an idea! Often we see coding as a bunch of boring math.
I guess your personal experience will give the book an unique perspective!
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I’m partial to the candy box.
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I know hamburger, kebab, candy box and fries. It’s my first time seeing all the others.
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I don’t know anything about coding. But I hope you get great reception for your book. Good luck!
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A coding joke
Why did the “Hello World” program get into a fight with the coffee machine?
Because it wanted its “Java” without any “exceptions”!
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Do you think about having dream desk setup? This is one I found on youtube.
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Let me get house and work straight!
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I set A goal about a week ago to have the house caught up in about a month
I’m finding out if I keep at it I just might get caught up for once
My mom wants to hire cleaning people and pay my sister to clean the house
This makes me feel bad and I so wanna get caught up with it
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Interesting stuff this. I was watching this youtube on the infinite hotel paradox.
At the end it was stated “the discovery of the different sized infinities sparked a line of inquiry that lead to the invention of [smartphones]”. I asked ChatGPT who could not make the link, but Bard did.
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Oh my. Now Bard is giving me a different answer. Not surprised. “Cutting edge” technology.