Happens more often than I like to admit 😂

I don't have either. I try to keep it looking as the day I bought it.

Stay humble

toptal.com

I dont know (completely) a single language

Yeah I version my class notes too

i welcome our robot overlords

Or both at the same time 😈

It's like "internal server error".

Just in case the value of true changes?

xkcd ftw

@codeclod gold

haskell

Both are super nice! Atom was winning over my love for sublime but then I began to have problems where atom wasn't remembering my config for indentation for specific files and that was it! I switched back to sublime. That was a long time ago though, probably the bug was fixed already... *dusts of atom*

@donkeyScript be careful mentioning gif. You'll start a big discussion haha 😂

@suyash yes they are!

last time I used it, it was called Juno 🙂

*solves in 5 minutes what previously took him 2 hours*

Multiple cursors ftw

I personally prefer S Q L, but it really depends on each person. except in cases like MySQL which specify pronunciation:

The official way to pronounce “MySQL” is “My Ess Que Ell” (not “my sequel”).

Taken from their docs ( https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/... )

S Q L all the way

I feel your pain. Some people just eat furiously like there is no tomorrow

Always enable error reporting!! :rage:

good luck! you are going to do fine

😂

use both! vim is great to check very large files and to work in remote boxes and sublime is very comfortable and has a lot of productivity plugins that help you get the most out of your local env.

With time you'll end up learning several languages anyway. Carry on the good learning and it will be easy to switch to other languages later.

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Completely agree. Use react instead.

sublime and vim depends on my mood