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Content Using GitHub to share code with other people Using GitHub as free photo storage

Content MY DAUGHTER TELLS ME YOU'RE A COMPUTER EXPERT I KNOW HOW TO EXIT VIM. Don't pull out tonight.

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The natural evolution of developer communities. Regular programming forums? Meh, good luck finding an answer that isn't "just Google it." Linux folks? Suddenly formal attire and a surprising willingness to help—as long as you've read all 47 man pages first. Web3 communities? Grinning ear-to-ear because they've convinced themselves that storing a JPEG on a blockchain for $800 in gas fees is revolutionary. The hierarchy of delusion is complete.

Content Carla Notarobot Why refactor your code and keep up with dependency deprecations when you can get a new job every 3 years to avoid your own technical debt? 78 17 299 2.812 dan in tweets Replying tor I tried this technique, but no one warned me not to go back to the same company ever. Me, looking at git blame after coming back to a company after 5 years: P ProdrammerHumor.io

Content Vanessa McHale vamchale I don't use git. I don't even store code in files. I just remember it and re-type every time. 00:48 14621 Twitter Web App 211 Retweets 37 Quote Tweets 3,396 Likes