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12/12/2013 5:57:07 AM
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I wish I had the drive to actually try coding for more than a week at a time. I'm just so [i]lazy[/i].
Nice job, though.
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I hear you, personal projects are really difficult to start and keep going, it's something I'm going to try working on going forward. But school projects? They have magical ways of getting themselves finished...
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And I'd take a class on it in a heart beat, it's just that there are no classes in my school for it. There used to be, but the idiots in the administration decided that football and band were more important, so they got rid of AP CS for new instruments and uniforms. What a waste of money.
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That's what College is for! ...Amusing anecdote. I took AP Computer Science in Highschool and I really missed out on a HUGE opportunity to do this entire Hunt the Wumpus competition with Microsoft. I thought it was optional, and I was stupid back then and I didn't realize that there was a programmer inside of me waiting to burst out, so I neglected to sign up, only to find out that it was the teacher's intention for everyone to do the project and he had no more lectures planned so that Microsoft Volunteers could come in and work with each group, so I spent the quarter piddling around on the internet while everyone else had this great experience. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPS.
