>>3
I was just trying to say that /prog/ is under "Creative" because a good amount of programming relies on creativity and problem-solving skills :3
Even those who aren't creative rely on the creativity of those who are, as you said.
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Anonymous2010-01-24 19:22
people who claim to be creative are just losers who have no positive traits.
for instance, a 35 yearold who has been working by restocking shelves at a supermarket for 25 years: "i may not be too smart, but i am creative; i even once considered becoming an artist".
for instance, a poster on /r9k/: "yeah, i flunked out of highschool, i'm fat, unemployed, and have no friends, but i'm really creative. i'm sure i'll be famous one day because of my creativity"
>>12
You're right, we should keep children away from all the cuddering and anus haxxing that's going on here.
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Rofflecakez !9kbJjvwmwE2010-01-25 12:13
>>11
I've only posted like 3 times in /sci/. /prog/ is way better.
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Anonymous2010-01-25 12:44
>>1
Probably because programming requires a form of creativity ?
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Anonymous2010-01-25 19:08
>>15
have you tried replacing programmers with artists?
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Anonymous2010-01-25 19:19
>>16
Yes, and they successfully brought innovation to the field.
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Anonymous2010-01-26 5:07
An artist sees a complete vision: a statue of naked roman goddess.
A programmer has a vague notion of what a roman goddess is and a rough blueprint for sculpting something resembling it.
>>20
If you were in front of me right now I'd break your fucking nose. I don't care if you are a man, woman or fucking single celled amoeba. If all you can do is insult people, I suggest you fuck off and die.
>>18
lol.
you are an idiot.
artists see the exact same things as we do, they just have more experience painting pretty pictures and publicly circle jerking about how super awesome "creative" they are.
put simply, they're normal people with huge egos and are good at deceiving fools.
in this way, yes, Lispers and artists DO have a lot in common PAUL WAS RIGHT!.
When did 'creative' have to link to traditional art ?
When faced with an uncommon problem finding a solution is being creative.
Is hacking (mit sense) not doing stuff the clever way, is that not creative ?
>>34
It may be you that thinks >>33 has preconceived notions about >>30 having preconveived notions of what 'Artists' have preconveived notions about. For all we know, WABT.
>>34
It may be you that thinks >>33 has preconceived notions about >>30 having preconceived notions of what 'Artists' have preconceived notions about. For all we know, WABT.