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Oh gosh, didn't expect all those track titles! Wonder what Welcome To New York is about... and Style is an interesting title. Does it have to do with Joe Alwyn? /s

*dies in 4GB RAM*

I prefer waffles

🖕we love 4

Such pain to relate to This Is Me Trying and The Archer and I haven't even related to Fearless yet.

I love how we're getting new swift memes!

Yeah, I think if you don't have that logic it's pretty hard to teach someone how programming works. Would take 50% more effort to learn it. But if your brain can think logically, your only barrier is how much you know - once you know it, you could do it.

"my hobby are collecting hobbies" oh gosh that is so relatable. I simply cannot decide on a single hobby, and all of my hobbies end up getting lost one way or another - but even if I sometimes stop programming for months, I will always come back to it and just look at the magic of how fun it is when you solve a problem, because it's different every single time.

Yeah, all that 'practice' isn't coding practice - it's practicing our Googling techniques at finding the right answers more efficiently.

Stack Overflow barely answers my questions most of the time unless they have a very specific problem that word for word matches mine. Me, I turn to Discord, since it's just a lot faster.

tbf though, some people just don't have the way of thinking that a programmer needs

your brain has to be wired in some way that you can understand that computers understand absolutely nothing, don't respond to please and thank you (a friend of mine has tried that with a bot I made), and need exact instructions that are often case-sensitive and sensitive to pretty much everything

I find that it seems like common sense, but for some it isn't. So remember, however stupid of a programmer you are, the users tend to be dumber.

actually, now that you mention it, sounds kinda cool!