I AM NOW GETTING READY TO CODE FOR THE MOST IMPORTANT LOOP OF MY LIFE!!! THIS IS THE MOST CRITICAL PART OF THE CODE AND REALLY THE ONLY HARD PART!!! THE REST IS EASY!!! I'VE TORE UP AND REWRITTEN THIS CODE 5 TIMES NOW AND EACH TIME I GET BETTER AT WRITING IT!!! THE LAST TIME I WROTE THIS PART OF...

Ok, I can now code for about 4 hours per day now. It's not the 12 hours per day that I want but it will do. Hopefully in about 3 or 4 weeks I'll be able to code for 12 hours per day. Also, let me just preempt the obvious question: if you like coding so much why don't you just give up philosophy and become a coder? Also, in my last...

Steve Wozniak makes it quite clear in his autobio that coding is addictive. This is especially true when I began testing my code roughly every hour. When you see that perfect test come back it really gives you a rush. I was coding about 50 to 60 hours during the summer but now I have to do other stupid shit so I can only code about 3 or 4 hours...

Sometimes I get upset because my code is so brilliant but it will probably be about 3 years before anyone reads it and is able to pat me on the back for it. On the other hand, back when I was writing horrible spaghetti code, I thought it was brilliant then too. So maybe it's not all that brilliant.

A while back I listened to the audio book Hackers
https://www.amazon.c...eywords=hackers

and was amazed that people could routinely code for 30 hours straight. Well, I finally made a milestone that is somewhat respectable: 66 hours in a week. My previous record for coding in a week was 49 hours. Admittedly, I'm using modanifil to help...