Why aren't you dreaming in code?

I have one question for you Jow Forums
Do you dream in code

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No, i'm not the one.
Stop asking, smith.

put some shoes on. only qt girls can do that

The correct answer to this interview question is to say that you dream about code, not in it.

>hey let's do a promo pic
>yeah lemme just take off my shoes, do a halfassed Slav squat in a fucking parking lot with my faggot coffee and stare off in the distance
????

Is this is a serious interview question you should probably just walk out on the spot

>two years and 10,000 s o y lattes later

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One time I was so high that I thought I was a glitched computer program, so I spent 3 hours looking through my brain's source code to try to find the bug, Does that count?

OP here.

On a serious note, I've "dreamed in code" before. After a long day doing a big project, I went to sleep dreaming about programming still, it was just solving problems and doing some seriously hard thinking. It was like working while sleeping. After I woke up, I had a massive headache.

That's what I think that guy is referring to when he asked about dreaming in code. Do you know what I'm talking about?

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I dream about what I did most throughout the day. If I was a bum and played video games all day then I'll dream about the characters in whatever game I was playing. If I programmed a lot then I dream about programming. Not necessarily the code, but the idea of it. I have woken up due to an "a-ha" moment I had in my dream once or twice, but nothing like "dreaming in code" or whatever.