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Linux will never be the most installed OS. Just think about how often you had to reinstall Windows.14
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Made me laugh so hard thinking about how often a semi-colon has been my source of depression & self injury14
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Ever wondered why C++ programmers need to replace their keyboards so often?
Because they are using a strongly typed language5 -
*after 2 hours of programming*
Me to me: you can watch one episode of [some series]!
Me to me after that episode: just one more couldn't hurt for once!
...............
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*five hours later*
Me: "what am I doing with my life 😭
This happens too fucking damn often 😫11 -
DevConfession
I often google names for my variables to see if I find a betrer fitting synonym that reads better14 -
A nerd often get to act support. I got this question about a year ago from a friend. (I've translated it into english.)3
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Best: actually getting something working out there and having it visited by devRanters! (security/privacy blog)
Worst: rewriting entire applications because my code often fucking sucks2 -
Painful Representative Often Jeopardizing Expected Completion Times, Making All New Assignments Greatly Escape Reality
Or
P.R.O.J.E.C.T. M.A.N.A.G.E.R. for short.5 -
Dutch developers talk about life and death alarmingly often... Until you realize they actually mean "live" and "dev".8
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Questions I ask myself when things get serious at work: "Do giraffes get struck by lightning more often than other animals?"2
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I kid you not, this was in some of our official corporate training.
Unfortunately, this often is how our business area "functions"6 -
(important details for this 'rant': people often put their tv on/in a piece of furniture that we (dutchies) often call a 'kast' (tv kast(je)) which translates to closet)
*at a birthday party, mate plugs a Chromecast into the tv and lays it in the tv 'closet'.
Me: that's definitely a Chromekast now!
Everyone: 😑
😅5 -
I often alias sudo as "fucking". Therefore if I get an error like
cannot delete . I just type fucking delete .5 -
I look at this nowadays so often during office just that I don't quit this fucking job all because of work load and dumbass and asshole manager4
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I actually completed a personal project with proper documentation and published it on GitHub. That doesn't happen too often!12
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If I changed girlfriends as often as I changed JavaScript libraries, I'd still be looking for a girlfriend.
Cuz I try and avoid using JavaScript.7 -
Just wanna say I fucking LOVE..
... Linux
... Open source
... GPL & MIT License
... SO
.., devRant
... more stuff
... TDDR (Too Dunk, Don’t Remember)
Most of us are complaining / ranting way more often about development and technology than we do appreciate it..
Just look at our great and unique community..
Im often angry but right now I remember how great the dev community is and I love it:)4 -
I hate to use a meme on this site, but 16 years later, I can't believe how often this still happens to me.
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!rant
I often find myself reading a physical copy of a book or something written on paper and my brain just wants me to Ctrl+f3 -
*opens reddit*
Oh wait I'm at work
*closes reddit*
*Repeats every 10 minutes*
It happens so often I wonder if anyone notices3 -
God damnit, I have this too often. Something works in my mind no matter how often I run through it again and again but I've got no clue how to test it for real which brings me into a "mental deadlock" state aaaand then I lose all my programming motivation at once.
Having this right now, fucking annoying.10 -
I think I do this face more often than I realize.. specially when non technical people start giving me suggestions.8
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"Delete node_modules folder and execute npm install" is the js version for "reboot the machine". Often works, but no one knows exactly why.3
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I often create git issues seconds before pushing the fix, then closing them immediately.
Allows my coworkers to receive notifications that I am actually working...2 -
while(freeTime == true) {
if(iHavePlans == true)
waitUntilDone();
/*
* TODO: Fix bug that causes
* coding to call the gaming and
* relaxing methods so often...
*/
code();
}7 -
Stop trying to do better than client expects. Never ends good - no one will appreciate your efforts, and it often creates unnecessary misunderstandings.3
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Informal poll: how often do you find yourself looking up trivial things, even if you're a seasoned vet? I know I do almost every day.5
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A command line that make me feel like a pro hacker #top ^^
Use often when sitting with non-IT guys 😂13 -
Sometimes when I can't find an error, I just rewrite the problematic code. Often I end up solving the error and having cleaner code. Win win.3
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I don't know if there is an algorithm, sorting these posts so that these type of things happen, but it's happening quite too often 😂1
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We all have those nights sometimes (and sometimes way too often for a while)
(sorry if repost but haven't seen it yet)1 -
This happens quite often in the trains of my city. I still wanted to know what the next stop was, btw3
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In order for the program to run smoothly, it is often necessary to add some comments to the code comments...
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Do people often misinterpret your sarcasm as being genuine maliciousness? This somewhat frequently happens to me.7
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The great thing about coding is, every problem can be solved with logic. And the simplest solution is often the best one.
Often when I don't know what to do, I just keep thinking about what I want to have and break down what I need for that and in the end I always come to a good solution. And it gets easier from time to time. -
Working with WPF you often find yourself googling some very inappropriate questions like
"How to take children from parent"2 -
It's funny how bad I speak about Microsoft, but I often watch their videos, it's like a toxic relationship.2
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"Intense coding. A day passes. Wait, how the fuck did my code work? It doesn't make any sense!"
It happens so, so often, God why 😐1 -
Oh don't know why my "if" condition never execute.
Happens very very often.
Small things are hard to find.11 -
When people ask me:
- Why doesn't it work?
I catch myself often responding like this:
- How exactly it doesn't work?2 -
rant_type = "self rant"
I've made my IRC client look like my Sublime Text, so whenever I'm chatting and any of my superiors look at my screen, it looks like I'm working hard :D
Though I often find IRC a good place to get help, it's often instant, and I often get the proper answer straight up, instead of going through lots of StackOverflow pages and other sites1 -
I’ll often open up my console and check if something is true and then check if the opposite is false. Thanks js3
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Algo strikes very often or people just continue to repost the same things... maybe I know the answer. 🤔2
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Sleepless night are often the start of great idea's, if only i could remember them the next day after finally falling asleep
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devRant's gamification really does work! I find myself coming back at least twice a day :O
How often do you check in here?6 -
Goodness. Looking at the wk80 rants, I wonder how people's printers are breaking so often. 😮
Mine hasn't misbehaved in years.5 -
Why is fuck as a fucking word used so fucking often??? In like every other fucking rant on my fucking feed...6
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Not really a rant but a hear the word 'dump' quite often during the work day and am amazed at how few people giggle at that.2
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Have you ever felt like you don't want to fall asleep?
I do feel that quite often but I don't know why.17 -
Life as a software developer is a bit similar to a nurse... they often both patch bleeding holes as a service ;-)1
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When a condition is true and false at the same time...
var_dump(0 == "x"); // true
var_dump(!0 == " x"); // true
WTF?!
I started using the === more often...5 -
I probably should learn how to take vacations more often, not only when I feel mentally exhausted souch that I can't really do anything5
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Hey, does anyone have some tips to learn programming faster? I have the problem that I often forget little things; /15
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When "rm -Rf node_modules ; npm install " fixes things more often than it should. It's almost like "have you tried rebooting?"
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Watching Indian scammers getting rekt on YouTube is my new pastime. So satisfying. I only wish they used Memz more often. xD7
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Sartre once said "Hell is other people" .
Obviously he did not use public transportation very often.1 -
Not to burn professional bridges every time I have to review a pull request, not the biggest challenge but the one I face more often.
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I often have ideas, and can (and have) the APIs for my ideas often built in one single evening - but - i absolutely hate building the frontend of sites and apps.
Where do you look for people on the opposite side of the coin?4 -
!rant
As most of us are aware, developers often struggle to find romantic partners, often due to introversion or working unsociable hours. So, devs who HAVE found that special someone, how did you meet them?15 -
i often put my headset/earphone on to avoid nonsense from other people.
ffs, give us a break and let us code in peace2 -
I quite often run untested scripts on production systems or hot fix JavaScript files on live using Emacs...2
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Your code is like your face! Looking at it often it makes me laugh... But sometimes I just want to punch the shit out of it!1
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The first 30 minutes of a working day often consist of me saying, "who broke this then?" Then a liberal use of git blame.
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Who else lies about his job when dating a girl? JavaScript should be quite Sexy! I often find myself saying I'm a taxidermist with better results.2
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How good was you saying that the backup function was? Maybe I should remember saving my work more often ...2
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"… another misinterpretation that’s always bugged me: Ship early, ship often OR Ship quality product. Quality isn’t something to be sacrificed … Ship early, ship often, sacrificing features, never quality." - Kyle Neath
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Starting to panic because live system was serving 404.html quite often.
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I once was able to focus on tasks, and then I took this job. The boss has me switching priorities and tasks so often that it's often best to do nothing and wait. If I'm able to devote my time to something longer than a half hour, i consider it a win. I seriously think this job is giving me ADD. Anyone else encounter this? It's a pain in the ass.4
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Am I the only one who very often creates a new project folder and copies all the code because it's easier than cleaning dependencies and such?1
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i was probably 4 or 5, my mom brought some educational games from school and I'd often play them. I don't remember a time before computers though4
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How often do you use design patterns and which one most?
Please add your language in which you use them.7 -
Most of the time while watching programming tutorials in YouTube, the pop up to purchase sublime text comes often...
Can't they afford to purchase it?5 -
Is there any java 8 thing you would recommend to use more often (besides Future, Optional and lambda)?5
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I read somewhere that you should change job each 3 or 4 years. I was wondering how often do you change job? 🤔6
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Two words, red bull.
I dont drink coffee often or drink it otherwise, so it gives a real kicker to the old brain.4 -
Countless times have I had to replace shell scripts that use sshpass+rootpw in plain text, written by people often described as, "brilliant."3
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How often do you guys use mouse/track pad ?
I started being a programmer, I like doing most of my work the keys way.7 -
I dislike holidays since I often get bored. Tempted to get a train back home and go to work, just for something to do1
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This happens more often than I'd like to admit...
(repost since the other one contained sensitive information)6 -
search engine of choice that isn't google?
i find google doesn't give me what im looking for more often than it used to5 -
Does your place think that a CS graduate can fix your refrigerator or toaster? I have been told that very often in my place2
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I'm starting to rethink the 'Software Developer' title as 'Sanity Maintainer'...
Software Development is just convoluted.. and it often comes with stress; I hate stress.2 -
I often stop and think that my entire professional life with (hopefully) revolve around turning 0s into 1s, or 1s into 0s.2
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For those that have the need to compare files and folders often, Beyond Compare 4 is currently 20% off. http://www.scootersoftware.com
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Just curious:
What is your typing speed?
What is your keyboard layout? (Qwerty, dvorak, colemak, etc.)
What type of keyboard do you use most often?14 -
gah. my ADHD is so bad I often leave sentences unfinished. Thought tagging this as a joke but no one4
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How often have you gotten gigs/jobs where you felt you are overworked and underpaid. How do you deal with such clients and jobs1
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Unpopular opinion:
I often hear that an advantage of PWAs is that porting them to desktop / mobile requires little or none effort. IMO desktop and mobile apps fundamentally differ in the way we use them, so that building 2 versions of an application often seems easier to me.10 -
"Accidents often produce the best solutions… only you can recognize the difference between an accident and your original intent." - Jennifer Morla
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I often use white noise to help me sleep and more and more often recently I've start using the deep sound of a moving hair dryer to help me concentrate. I find it extremely relaxing.2
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'Modal' messages are often obstructions... Glad to know my link is copied, but now I want to select the thing you are covering...
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CEO of my company often walks in our office with a joke: "I can't hear you do bit & byte".
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"90's kids are impatient developers and change job too often" is a phrase I hear often from other managers... The thing I always tell is, generations will clash and yea, we grew up wanting to work in awesome places developed by the marketers mind. How can we reach a better agreement? I have no idea!
Just want to wish you all a merry Xmas and keep on ranting!!8 -
What are some of you favorite tools from your toolset? be it software, hardware, some plugin or even some hack you use often19
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when you give the lead to devs you'll often get all utility and no usability, but give it to non devs and you'll get neither3
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How often do you change your phones ?
I have a oneplus one which I bought when it came out.
And an iPhone 5s.6 -
Unlike biology, our field is dynamic! Things keep changing often.
So, no matter how much u already know, keep learning always!!
Never stop learning!! -
I'd argue to say that committing often, even if the commits aren't always meaningful, has saved me numerous times from bad code gone awry.
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How much time at work do you usually spend purely coding? How often/quick do you get bored/tired? I’m just curious what fellow developers feel like.9
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Never realized how often I use rubber duck debugging until I learned there was a name for it ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°1
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"In the presence of good rationale, maintainers should be willing to change their mind often." - Havoc Pennington
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This depends mainly on the programming language with which I want or have to develop a project.
I like to use Behat for PHP and other simple things. At the moment I only have clients who want to implement projects in PHP. God knows why.
For more complicated things I like to use yeoman, but I have to say that there are also a lot of horrible generators, so I follow the official instructions more often.
Otherwise, the usual procedure:
1) git init
2) Planning of features and functions (if not already specified by the client)
3) Select frameworks (mostly necessary)
4) Start programming
5) Commit often
6) Commit often
7) Commit often -
Forget about committing often and end with multitudes of changes. Which then leads to writing a generalized commit message.4
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Always ask "can I Google this?" before interrupting a coworker, teaches you independence, often gets you an answer quicker, and makes you look smarter
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Sharing code between IPTs is fun and definitely reduces risk and level of effort. And if I say it often enough it will become true.
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I often get distracted by other incompetent teams and preach ddd and tdd to them instead of writing my own code1
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A link I've been visiting quite often since I moved to Ubuntu 18.04
https://askubuntu.com/questions3 -
#request
Automatically like posts when saving attached images to gallery.
I forget that way too often. -
** I know this should be a question but who cares **
How did the legends on DevRant become ledgends? Like how often are you guys on DevRant?22 -
No matter how many times I use it, I still have to look up how printf formatting works every so often...6
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YouTube keeps feeding me react videos. Disliking them for just showing up doesn't seem very ethical. It probably thinks "You watch them quite often so here, you have some.". Yh, because YOU PLAY THEM AUTOMATICALLY. What a dystopia.14
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I feel often not that I have the energy to program after work, but when I come in here, I get so much inspiration again! thanks!
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Waiting for code reviews from the lead dev. Often it ends with a branch sitting untouched for weeks and becomes a pain of merge conflicts.3
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How often do you find yourself submitting to a particular languages whims, despite everything you try to do to make it work the way you want it.3
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I find myself using explainxkcd more often on my phone...
Because Firefox doesn't show the whole title text... -
Interesting how SEO agencies often feel the need to 'rebrand' when their domain is penalised by Google
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My music (often MrSuicideSheep long mixes) + good mood + my computer + knowledge of IDE or vim keybindings = maximum productivity
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"Often design departments are viewed as little decoration groups… They’ll make everything look pretty. Well, I can tell you, that doesn’t work." - Peter Phillips
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I often read CSS and HTML are turing complete, but I can‘t figure out why. How can you loop with them?4
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I think actually this question is asking the wrong crowd...
I think we're more often ranting about it experiences with incompetent ones? -
"Observation and imitation are so often the steps to creative maturation. An insightful person can turn these into innovation." - Pete Episcopo
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Dear devs, what gadgets do you often use that help your daily programming?
Even if you only have m+k, what do you prefer?7 -
« Honest disagreement is often a good sign of progress. » - Gandhi
But sometimes some dev disagree for too long...!! -
"Traditional marketing is often seeing is getting people to do things but I think web marketing is about helping people do things. " - Gerry McGovern2
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"In the presence of good rationale, maintainers should be willing to change their mind often." - Havoc Pennington
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In your coding daily routine, what is the action you repeat most often, and what ideas do you have to automate it?3
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Has anyone else observed your facebook feeds matching the context from your whatsapp chats? Or are these coincidences happening more often to me only?
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Hm..favourite function.. Just before my apprenticeship as I used php more often, var_dump() was propably my favourite because it saved hours of my life :P2
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Recently learnt about machine learning and it's applications. First thing that comes to my mind "how often do women buy lingerie from supermarkets?"
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it happens too often that after I push something the next commit is something like "I am an idiot" 😑6
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I get stuck because I'm too frustrated, too often, and because I'm frustrated I stop doing anything and... do nothing because if I do one mistake everything else has to be wrong and I fail at everything else too right? idk my brain definitely lacks logic (not only because my code is not logical and attracks bugs far too often, but also just in general) and I can't cope yeet
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What a day. I was cleaning up some of my styling tweaks for this react app; removing superfluous rules, nailing some hard to pin alignments that have been off up until now, and removing unused files and code in general.
I managed to delete an entire folder. I'm not sure how I did it, but apparently I had highlighted the folder when wanting to just delete one file via vs code. This was hours of uncommitted (yeah, my bad) tweaks and cleanup.
But - I still have the app loaded in my browser. I can't see the prebuilt source code, but I can see the compiled, raw main.chunk.js which gives me the exact code albeit not in the format I need.
So that's my day. Re-tweaking, re-adjusting everything while working my way down a compiled javascript file from top to bottom while explaining to my team why I haven't pushed my changes that I was just going to clean up.
Now I'm having a beer.3 -
Follow @TheStrangeLog on Twitter to get funny verbatim quotes from various changelogs. They’re more often than not surprisingly entertaining [out of context]!
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Hello guys I've been learning programming for 4 months and I have been demotivated often do u have any advices BTW I'm self taught.1
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"In the presence of good rationale, maintainers should be willing to change their mind often." - Havoc Pennington2
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Coding. Literally.
When I start working on project A I often end up working on project B after some time. -
Started Windows after a few days, I'm now using a Linux notebook more often and what happens - Yeah Updates - it is updating for hours -.- damn..
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How do you deal with information overflow? Like having to switch contexts quite often, or trying to learn a thousand things. Or remembering multiple things?7
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I used to use Twitter for character count often while debugging or writing test cases. Now the shitty ring counter is freaking useless😑
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No documentation available. Often has to try to identify the dev, and then get the best of his memory guidance by phone.