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I wonder if this will be the lesson that gets him to shift into that last bit of understanding as to what it means to be so watched by the wider world, awaiting your next bit of output.
I guess that's why book writers used pseudonyms. Suggestion : blueharvester
Obviously this is the reason Rowling did it with her recently uncovered book, but plenty of other reasons exist to use pseudonyms, both for existing and new writers.
I deeply feel that very moment he describes, when a fun side project becomes a real duty and you have to work on it because people demand it. If you're without funds or income, it might be your only option, so even if it's not fun, it doesn't matter as long as it might generate income eventually. But once you're past that requirement, these things often stay little side projects that rarely end up being finished.
But these little side projects are basically how I taught myself most of what I know in programming.
Glad he didn't want to be an english teacher.
That's what I like about Notch: He's got a conscience and great self-awareness.
I can find issues with his games but I've always liked the guy and continue to do so. Great success, Notch!
>"Back before anyone knew who I was, I used to wanted to make huge games" Glad he didn't want to be an english teacher.
>"Back before anyone knew who I was, I used to wanted to make huge games" Glad he didn't want to be an english teacher.
"English" should be capitalized. People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
How addictive is minecraft? It sounds great. But I quit video games a few years back, and don't have good willpower with them.
I work from home as well, so there's no natural limits on my time. But I'd love to try the game in a limited way.