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Personal Question: To what do you attribute your success? #1

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tomhodgins opened this issue Jul 8, 2015 · 1 comment
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Personal Question: To what do you attribute your success? #1

tomhodgins opened this issue Jul 8, 2015 · 1 comment

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Samson's strength came from his nazirite vow, Winston Churchill had his whisky and cigar. To what do you attribute your incredible programming prowess and success?

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xem commented Jul 9, 2015

Hehe, thanks for these kind words!

Actually, nothing in my personal life inspires me or motivates me to program like that, my only goal is to have fun doing what I do, to keep thinking out of the box... and to entertain other people, especially when it comes to recreative programming (code-golfing, CSS/JS experiments, ...).

I also hate the conventions, so I tend to enjoy working in the fields that most "real developers" hate (CSS, character encodings, data compression, regexes, emulators, 4D, etc) and I consider my work done when I manage to get these people interested in these subjects with my work.

Also, "success" never comes quickly: my work has been unnoticed for years, so the secret is to never give up and follow your passion!

(hope I answered your question :D)

cheers,

Max
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