>Successful programmers stop programming after becoming successful

I'm not successful.

>>60898314
not successful yet
hopefully in a couple year, currently grinding out my 4th year at this job on a cool project that involves spark/stats

I hope it'll leave me in a enough good position that I can just kind of not care

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>>60898314
obviously I'm not successful.

>who is jarvis

>>60898314
If you still programming after 30 - you are loser.

>>60898368
>you are loser
Or a pajeet.

Can't tell which is worse.

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I'm am 30yo who just started programming (started in January) and I'm already making some money with my disgusting stuff made with Jave and Scheme. Life started be a lot better after I started programming, I've a meaning to live and something I really love do.

>>60898314
>>60898368
>he programs

>>60898368
What if you start at 30?

>>60898314
> zuck did it; there is my evidence
you know there are like hundreds-of-thousands of proessional programmers

For every successful person there are dozens of unsuccessful people. That's just how it works.

>>60898314
>implying Mark stopped programming

I would not be surprised if zuck still did some programming.