very nice, helped a friend a little on this one a few years back, if it sparks any https://github.com/cannc4/DX7-Supercollider

You are not letting them down if you are already thinking this way. Kudos to you young fella

Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate them, also would there be any advice you'd also offer to keep going along and not letting the fear failure affect my work and mindset?

Hey! I am Can, a senior software developer who's especially into creative and public benefit projects

  Location: London, United Kingdom
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: -

  Technologies: 
    TypeScript, Nodejs, Python, C++, Swift
    React, Preact, Vue, Redux, Mobx, Canvas, SwiftUI, Tenserflow/Magenta, JUCE
    PostgreqSQL, Mongodb, Firebase
    Google Cloud Platform, Heroku

  Résumé/CV: http://ince.io/CI_CV.pdf
  Email: [email protected]

Location: London

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Audio technologies such as JUCE, AudioKit. Swift, JS, Python, C/C++, RabbitMQ, AWS

Email: [email protected]

Résumé: email me for a copy or see ince.io

7 years in tech, have done big media projects and built big scale stacks, interested in early-stage startups solving interesting problems

Music with programming, mostly with SuperCollider and TidalCycles. :)

ha! I still remember my MA thesis deadline, it was a research so there was a lot to hand in. I remember going 60 hours straight with some not necessarily natural push.

I don't believe that repetition of an action will make you productive on the long-term basis. It's all about being aware of the cycles, of which makes you unhappy hence unproductive. I've been most productive when I have some headspace and now all it takes is a cup of tea.

I'd automate growth and blossom of nature