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Funny. I've been programming quite a bit too and feel comfortable in a handful of languages. Knowing what's happening in the compiler and in the hardware or vm (runtime) is a different story. Being able to understand what programs do no matter what language they're written in is also a different story. We all know 20 different languages.
What's the best way to save yourself once you've realized you're worth nearly double, triple, or quad your current comp pkg?
http://www.paultaylor.eu/stable/prot.pdf
and this:
http://folli.loria.fr/cds/1999/library/pdf/curry-howard.pdf
and this:
http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/tapl/
very, very carefully.
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Thanks!
I try to stay away from coffee; it doesn't take me long to acquire a tolerance for caffeine. I just don't see the benefits of coffee.
I'm a huge fan of grapefruit juice and V8 too.
Disclaimer: If you don't see any value for a hypothesis deduced from something other than facts, don't click. I found it as yet another interesting read to keep me from falling asleep at my cube.
EDIT: Perhaps something of more interest (and facts): ftp://ftp.cs.kun.nl/pub/CompMath.Found/harvard.pdf
Now if he were to propose writing JUST a web application in C that has a custom HTTP server designed from sockets up to HMTL... you can streamline the sh*t out of that.
Much luck to him. Success or failure, he'll still probably be learning...
Otherwise, most of the time, viewing a relationship as a hinderance on your productivity is viewing the relationship as an excuse. There really is no concrete solution to your problem because the problem is all in your head. Chances are, you just haven't found the right person to be in a relationship with. And yeah, the good ones are scarce...
I have been a single college hacker for quite a while. I've had my ass n' tits stage. I'm currently in an amazing relationship, see my girl almost every day, and still have plenty of time on my hands. She boosts my mental health in most ways I can think of: creativity, happiness, open-mindedness, etc... About to see how working full-time in the "real world" (vs student) will affect us.
Trust yourself and your judgement, and find yourself someone who compliments you. Otherwise, you're stuck with a mess in your head and seeking advice on HN... which will probably still leave you with a mess in your head ;)