Thread 716253587

At what age are you too old to play vidya games?

What age are you too old to read books?
What age are you too old to watch movies?
What age are you too old to go out and socialize with people?

idk but I'm only 32 and I just have to learn about integrals then I'm done with calculus which is supposedly the hardest class in my whole cs degree so my life will be on easy street from there. But now that I've studied math for 6 hours today do I work on coding portfolio projects or play dq11?

>>716254098
>cs degree
>easy street

>>716253587 (OP)
Whenever you stop having fun. It's like saying when are you too old to play sports. Eventually your body just can't sustain it. I guess technically you could still play and have fun but people blowing past you and scoring on you left and right and barely being able to get up and down the court/field is probably not much fun either. I think you should play as long as you're having fun, especially single player shit. Online multiplayer is a bit different since you're impacting other people's experience as well.

>>716254098
>coding portfolio projects
that shit is a meme, pick the subject that interests you the most and go full retard on it

>>716254098
>cs degree
>my life will be on easy street from there
NOBODY tell him.

>>716253587 (OP)
Anything 'I'm too old for trying this' outside some sports it just a poor excuse for retards.

>>716254534
>The outlook for computer science graduates entering the job market in 2026 is generally positive, with strong demand across various industries driven by continued technological advancements and reliance on digital solutions.

>>716254098
KEK lil nigga, this is what 18 year olds learn

>>716253587 (OP)
Better than my usual pubshitters.

>>716254098
>supposedly the hardest class in my whole cs degree
lol

>>716253587 (OP)
>i'm a gurrrrrl gamer

>>716259472
People are saying computer architecture and operating systems for programmers are hard because of tons of memorization but bros, your flash cards? Some people say discrete math 1 and 2 is harder because it's more abstract and relies on critical thinking more than just following mathematical procedure correctly like calculus but look, I'm clearly not retarded anon.

>>716260695
It's literally only going to get harder. DSA, operating systems, etc are all harder than calculus.

>>716261094
G-good, like I said calculus is easy you just follow the rules and plus that shit like data structures is hella cool so it will be fun to learn and not a bit tedious like math.

>>716253587 (OP)
I know 6 year old boomers who are still playing games. I'm all like unc lookin aaah is crashin' out frfr ong no cap.

>>716253587 (OP)
>boomers getting into competitive games
>zoomers getting into heart failure and more health problems than the lead drinking generation
holy fuck, i can't imagine being a zoomer. you're born, and you're already approaching end-stage health issues. fucking lmao. i also see more boomers at my gym than zoomers. they're cooked, as they say.

>>716260695
Discrete maths would be stuff like set theory right?
Feels like cheating to even call that maths.

>>716253587 (OP)
At age 16, you should've stopped playing video games and started your own fucking life. Anything past that is a sign of a failed life and you should kill yourself.

>>716253587 (OP)
>tfw no gaming grandma

>>716253587 (OP)
i miss GO

>>716256784
Yeah same thing was regurgitated about my degree. But I ended up not being able to find a job for a year. I picked up drawing, and draw furry porn now and I'm almost positive I make more than what I would in my job with a lot less stress

>>716263957
it's so fucking bad you have no idea, I'm 27 and I got diagnosed with a brain tumor last month. they operated on my brain and it feels like I got a lobotomy

>>716253860
18
12
20

>>716264349
you cant just keep missing the previous iteration

>>716264498
oh yeah?
fuck you, i will keep missing GO, the game that is better than cs2 and that isn't source

>>716256784
do you also think all the jobs listed on Indeed are real?

>>716264426
damn, i'm really sorry anon, that's fucking bullshit. i'm 35, and have no issues except a bit of a shit elbow from a fall i took at 16. my girlfriend is 24, and she's needed her appendix taken out, a tumor removed, psoriasis, and severe anxiety. when i tell her my generation was raised just like gen x, drinking from garden hoses, staying out at night with no cell phones, doing a bunch of dangerous shit, she asked how we're all alive. then i tell her millennials are just watered down gen xers lmao.

>>716253860
Books are for kids and lonely women unless they touch on philosophical issues.
Movies are for kids unless they're heavily psychological R rated movies.
The time for socialization is high school and college. If you're still lonely after that it's unironically over for you. Your coworkers and other people your age have their own families and their own problems and have no room for you.

>>716264415
how long did it take you to start making money? did you have prior experience drawing?

>>716254098
>getting a CS degree in your mid 30s
>life is going to be on easy street
Anon, this is like taking basketball courses at the YMCA in your 40s so that you can go to the NBA and then live on easy street. You're already too old, no one wants a 36 year old junior programmer.

>>716267068
If you do consulting, you can easily fast track your experience with stuff that is massively attractive to employers. Down side is that you have to do consulting and that shit will suck your soul out.

HEY

STOP playing VIDEO GAMES

I've had ENOUGH of your STUPID VIDEO GAMES

Aren't you a little OoOoOld to be playing VIDEO GAMES

>>716253860
At what age are you too old to die?

>>716254098
You're about 15-20 years too late I'm afraid

>>716253587 (OP)
>at what age are you too old to have fun
Just play videogames until you're bored of them anon.

>>716267068
>>716268349
Well I love computers and literally 100% cannot see myself in any other field so in the end this passion will make enough money to support myself and my future wife gf and our child frens.

>>716264349
I miss 1.6

>>716254098
All these anons telling you that you're too old etc. are retards. Just make sure to practice interviews once it's time. The "hardest" part will be getting that junior job at the start which admittely won't be that hard compared to other jobs honestly. Just make sure you can answer basic programming questions and can do technical interview tests (fucking HR makes those but it's the song and dance you need to do for those cunts).

Once you have your first job, the first year will be stressful since you'll be forced to pick up a lot of shit at once. After that it will be easy street. You will gain experience and you can pretty much apply anywhere no problem.
Age 32. Nobody in our field cares. Only HR or sales people care about that bullshit so they can gossip like a bunch of cunts. After a couple of years of experience, nobody's going to care at all that you were a 32+ year old junior.

>>716254098
>which is supposedly the hardest class in my whole cs degree so my life
No, just no. The algorithm course will be your hardest class. Shit like np-complete, divide and conquer, logic gates, greedy algorithms and dynamic programming. That's the shit that you need to nail down. Hope you have a strong grasp of discrete maths.

>>716253587 (OP)
Perfect time to play is when you're +60. Before that it's a waste of time and destroying your potential in life.

>>716254098
>>716254098
>CS degree
>Not learning linear algebra
Why

>>716268791
Well I'm going to work on a successful project for a whole year while I'm getting the degree so technically I won't be a junior.

>>716268890
Sounds cool and fun. That one guy from grandma's boy was unironically cool.

>>716269451
I already know you can google solve an equation with three variables using matrices what else can it do?

>>716253587 (OP)
the age when your arthritis becomes unbearable

>>716268263
BITCH!

Uh I was a fisherman but my boat sank with allll the money I save up with it.

How much do fishermen make?

CS2 is better because the graphics are high tech and advanced than Go. Fuck Go and 1.6 boomers.

>>716269830
>Well I'm going to work on a successful project for a whole year while I'm getting the degree so technically I won't be a junior.
That's a pretty decent start anon. I don't know how much work you'll be doing on that one project but some real project experience gets rid of some of that junior stank.

>>716253860
the difference is that those are mediums for all ages when videogames are for children

>>716273026
>he said, posting on the videogames board

>>716254098
Play DQXI and marry Jade

Ages 30 to 60
Then it loops back around to where its cool again

>>716272951
>Just started MERN after already being familiar with LAMP
>literally first freaking hour of learning livescript (cooler name)

PHP wtf are you doing, are you seeing these freaking backticks? I never have to concatenate again.

>>716269830
>Sounds cool and fun. That one guy from grandma's boy was unironically cool.
It's a hard course, but you get the most out of it. You will learn to analyze problems and design algorithms based on your intuition. This is because you understand the limitations of each data structure. Where you need to consider its time and space complexity. When you read other people's code, you can tell how efficient it is. You will also learn a lot neat tricks to save time and processing power. Good luck!

>>716253587 (OP)
When you're too old to move your hands

>>716256784
It's ironic because this post sounds like an AI written response.

>>716253587 (OP)
>my skill level at 22 is equivalent to some 80 yo grandma
time to rope

>>716254098
I graduated at 32 with accounting degree and no one wants me. College was more of a 'get parents off your back for being uneducated" thing.

>>716279776
did you try counting harder

Imagine losing a frag out against a old granny. I I was on her team I would BM the three people so bad.

>>716253587 (OP)
cs gun play is good because of how accessible it is. doesn't matter how old you are, or what gender