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It means that you accept that the difference isn’t in what you want, but in what you are willing to suffer for. It’s about the trade-offs you’re willing to endure, the beatings you’re willing to take, and it’s a…
Learn to love the struggle — if you can’t enjoy the pains of programming, you’re going to face all the more difficulties when you advance to complex problems.
…e impulse to write. I turned my back on a part of me that was struggling to get free. I spurned it. It was far better to “have potential” than to discover I had no talent.