I kinda want to quit programming and restore vintage bicycles instead.

We all got that one thing. Mine's carpentry

I still love programming. Maybe it‘s because I use a sane programming language and don‘t do web dev.

mine would be making electronic gadgets which also requires some embedded programming so programming everywhere!

Mines costume design / performing / making something with my hands

@MammaNeedHummus performing… oh how I envy you

mine is programming just not with people

bikes are so dope. whenever i ride my bike it's like therapy

I expect you to only repair unicycles

I’ll fulfill my dream of making tiddie video games.

@ars1 I bet you have a nice pair

@Lensflare cope

@shovethisrant sincere truth. Pinky promise!

For some reason there's no money in being an average Jiu Jitsu player. Back to programming for me

@lungdart I hope you don't mean Jiu Jitsu with Nicholas Cage?

@devJs Jew Jitsu

@Lensflare Mexican ground karate

@Lensflare LOL. I meant the one with Cage swordfighting the alien, hence the name.

@spoiledgoods I need to get back into it but I need to rebuild my back derailer:(

Until you find out the bicycle business only pays half of your current salary. Been there.

@bad-practice you thought you'd make $200k fixing vintage bicycles? lol

Isn't that the same with every skill? I think programmers are just people who want to learn new stuff all the time.

And as soon as we learn it and find out about the inadequacies surrounding it, we're ready to go for the next big thing. Sometimes after a short period of trying to fix the situation. This is how all the new frameworks come to be. It would only be logical to assume it extends to other parts of life as well.