I've been using vim for two years now. mostly because i dont know how to exit.

Testing how good a language is by checking out how easy is it to write hello world! code.😂🤣

After the buttfucked fiasko that I had with a windows force feed update, here we finally are; Ubuntu 18.04. long time has it been 😍

My linkedin: "please dont contact me about javascript work"

Every recruiter on linkedin: "hold my beer"

I do not give a flying fuck which Linux distro you are using.

A recruiter just signed their LinkedIn message off with "talk nerdy to me" O_o

"should I commit this? nah let's just implement this huge feature first and commit that clusterfuck of changes with a commit message «changes»"

"Let me write the code that works first, I'll reformat it later."

*After a month*

"help. ;-;"

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This is so true (not for me).

People (normies) bitch about security, but they click on any and every link, while putting all their information all over the internet.

The first time I tried to use an image as a background, this happened and it freaked me out lmao. Then I realized my mistake

Bad dev habit to unlearn:

Impostor syndrome before starting a project.

Don't think a lot before diving into a tough project. Just jump in. If you second guess yourself about being ready, you'll never do it. Either you're already good enough or you'll figure out what you need.

I wasted way too much time before starting to write an AI chess engine but it turned out a lot simpler than I expected.