Nothing beats the feeling of success after debugging for hours, or days, or weeks and seeing your program run smoothly. Most awesome.

[quote=*kim-a-holic;#74028;1336921215]Nothing beats the feeling of success after debugging for hours, or days, or weeks and seeing your program run smoothly. Most awesome.[/quote] I agree. I had this feeling when I finished my thesis, my face lit up for a couple of minutes then I went to bed and slept for 12 hours. Best feeling ever [quote=mystic rain;#74053;1336922110]Awesome thread. It's a great achievement already if there's no single error lol.[/quote] Yeah, no error but it's still not working then after several hours you're gonna realize that you're only missing a single semicolon

[quote=JaChriz;#72802;1336902762]little showstopers make them sad, and they got frustrated. And start thinking different kind of things like switching the job, how cruel the managers are, do I get appraisal etc, etc.[/quote] TRUE story I even almost passed a resignation letter due to frustration

[quote=Edd;#73458;1336912467]In reality programmers get a big salary like around 70k. ^^ Some would sell their programs to private companies for about 200k.[/quote] Yeah an awesome salary but the life is not really that colorful wake up > eat > work > eat > sleep >back to the beginning [quote=*kim-a-holic;#74076;1336923298]The worst situation ever. That one semicolon will ruin everything.[/quote] I agree with this I remember my college days that semicolon really me [quote=*kim-a-holic;#74028;1336921215]Nothing beats the feeling of success after debugging for hours, or days, or weeks and seeing your program run smoothly.[/quote] Total agree You can now able to sleep well, eat well and laugh without any limitation if you can meet the expectation you want from your program.

Last edited by JaChriz (2012-05-14 01:50:22)