I can never think of ideas for programming projects just for the sake of it and most of what I want to do isn't really a learning experience, which is kind of an annoying bind while trying to learn 2 new languages
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in reply to @NireBryce's post:
Same, I have to be solving some ridiculous convoluted real-world problem otherwise I just open an IDE and go "uhhh well I could write a for loop i guess but it's gotta do something"
my big problem is that most of my real world problems I could solve with code are easier to solve with politics. though I guess this also applies to the software industry, hm.