I decided to go to a beach, sit on a rock and try to advance my side project. And look who decided to come and help me!

My thoughts on programming:

As a child:
It is 100% magic

As a developer:
It is 65% if/else statements, 34% iterating an array, 1% actual amazing and unique code

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So, I just resigned.

Whenever i cant fix my code

I touch her

David Fox advertising about devRant on quora back in 2017

How many of you uses Linux? I personally used for the first time Antergos (that discontinued, memed, arch based distros) with kde, then I started using Manjaro with gnome, as Manjaro was unsupported by most of the communities because it was arch based, I decided to move to Ubuntu, I sticked around on Ubuntu with gnome and then I installed i3, omg I loved i3 so much, after months of Ubuntu with i3 I decided to try new desktop environments/distros, so I installed xubuntu, xfce was boring, but efficient, just perfect! Then I installed kde neon, just to try it out! Now I still have kde neon and I'm thinking about trying Debian!
What about you?

Just saw this in hackerrank 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lol, that's creative

It may not look like it, but the fact that these lights are on means that my breadboard computer will work, in theory

There should be a TV show where junior programmers make a software and then one famous senior programmer finds bugs, yell at them and fixes it. The name of the show will be "Coding nightmares".

where is it

A most cathartic feeling: when I get to remove a huge block of commented code that isn't necessary. 😌

Yes @irene we would like sum answers plx 🤔🤔 (found on Reddit)

Never underestimate users disability to follow guidance .

Showed me a screenshot where he started the script immediately and entered another command afterwards. Was kinda confused, since the script runs in an endless loop.

Then he showed me his version of the file...