Nice... i like when someone outside IT tries to program something.
Tho... Thats a bit amaterish. You cant build serios apps with that only. IMO C# is the only language that can buiod you apps on its own (not counting databases). C++ and Java are great too, but not as universal as C#.
How have you been going in that area mate? I remember when I was back at uni a few first year blokes branched off in to game and graphic development in a big way. I was never really in to it and much more in to hardware design and signal processing. I remember one bloke just cracked completely when under pressure in the final year and I lost complete contact with him. Good times...
It's alright, who do you work for? Do you do things related to signal processing?
NZ is a bit shit for gaming industry tbh.
Work for Gameloft and that's as big as it gets.
Pressure wise, meh it's ok, it can always be better.
How can you guys enjoy programming that much? I just hope to run away from it asap kay:
my girlfriend has the same major hahaha
At least you didn't go for Gender StudiesAll your degrees sound really useful lol. I have a joint honours BA in American Studies and English The English side was a mix of linguistics and literature, American studies was the politics, history and culture of the USA (mainly did it for the year abroad, yolo),
Years 1, 2 and 4 were at the University of Nottingham in England, year 3 at GSU in Atlanta, Georgia.
Now I'm a teacher because I didn't know what else I was supposed to do.
I applied for Zurich, but it was full already. I'm finishing the first three years in fribourg now and will change to zurich afterwards.
Why'd you do it? They suggested it to me a few years in and I basically said ""
my girlfriend has the same major hahaha
How can you guys enjoy programming that much? I just hope to run away from it asap kay:
Because I was interested in it? Money's not great but its good skill set and out of the back of that I've done really well so far career wise. Fundamentally, though, I was interested in it and enjoyed it, and no one can ever take that PhD away from me. Except for the university.
Oh, absolutely. I was coming more from the angle of why you subjected yourself to the pressure, since I know from personal experience that post-grad stuff can get intense at times. Anyway, nice work mate.
Nice!
On a side note: How many inter fans do you know in CH? Or even a supporter of a Serie A club? I know zero Inter fans, a couple of Rube fans and Bbilan fans (one of whom is my bro blivious and one fiorentina fan. So you can imagine I hardly get to talk about Serie A let alone inter.
Shut it, Fitzy.
It is a pretty feminine degree what does she expect to do with it in the future?
get a graduate diploma on diplomacy or similar, and work for an embassy or a firm. She loves this american shit.