My relationship with computers started when I was six or seven years old. Technology and videogames led me to pursue a career in this field.
Be empathetic and humble.
Success can be metered, this is when you succeed IMO.
When I can’t figure out something, and try like ten different approaches without a solution, that’s a mental fatigue flag.
If you know to use Google and know the basics, you can master it. Nowadays you can even master it with ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot, but shh, don’t tell anyone.
If they are willing to work hard, yes.
He/she would be a 1000x engineer.
1) It can’t be taught, you must learn by practicing it.
2) It’s abstract and complex.
3) It’s super fun and rewarding.
That I can fix their computers without context, if I were keen to do it ofc.
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Working out, playing videogames or watching TV.
Twitter (?)
Soundtracks (Videogames & movies).
C#