kubica

Basically replaying a thread to make it look like there’s activity in the sub.

The future is not yet young man.

Or was it the other way around? Wait no, they want you to use some 3rd part… uh…

Put it in an if-else and it executes both blocks.

My personal favorite used to be “Long time no commit”

Meh, whatever, the marketing team must be working hard at making it seem appealing before the IPO.

I want to follow commits not tweets.

But there’s also people saying there’s not enough content here. For more content there needs to be more people.

The kind of walker I want for when I’m older.

Python was not such a problem because you can make a .py file and start doing things. More or less like a js. But when I want to make my own things with compiled programs like c++, rust, haskell… I get stuck.

I was thinking about picking languages from scratch. If it’s about libraries it is kinda expected to know some basics.

What I’m trying to say is that I have to drop a lot of tutorials because I can’t even start running the code locally. If I don’t know how to use the code I’m learning outside the browser is like I’m learning nothing.

I’m not a fan of normal tutorials because they start from a point where everything is installed and running and the project already initialized and the file in your face ready to write on it. But how to get there? Magic.

I can’t help it, I always get the mental image of hands clapping sarcastically when I see something like that.

Improvised but at the same time cared enough to put 4 ties where the bolts would go. Approved.

Shhhhh, we are SHOCKED, I’m telling you.

Sometimes its relieving when you go to do something and you find out that you have already finished, lol.

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