Beast Setup, Potato Skills

Content Thread first-mate prance bocxtop 15h idk man i've worked at taco bell and as a software engineer and the job that takes way more skill is not the one u would expect LOL 267 17 5,628 73.4K first-mate prance bocxtop making a quesarito during lunch rush is 10 harder than writing any sort of algorithm. service jobs are not "low skill" bro Imfao 9:06 PM 1422 Twitter for iPhone 741 Retweets 70 Quote Tweets 16K Likes

The TRAGIC miscommunication of our times! 💔 He's talking about programming mascots like Python's snake, PHP's elephant, and Linux's penguin, while she's over there thinking about ACTUAL PETS! The rubber duck isn't just some cute bath toy - it's the silent therapist that listens to your code problems without judgment! The ultimate debugging companion that makes you realize your mistakes the SECOND you start explaining your code out loud! Meanwhile, she's just there with her collection of adorable fluffballs thinking they're on the same wavelength. HONEY, NO. His animals debug code; yours just shed on the furniture!

Content . demo.py - demo.py (3.7.4) Eile Edit Format Run Options Window Help import os os. remove ("demo.py") I used the stones to destroy the stones

Content greyzonedlife 1h You have A problem. Regex is the solution. Now you have 2 problems Reply ( someguynotnamedsmith 51m There was this saying: "the plural of regex is regrets" 4 20

Content Pointers be like "I know a spot" and then take you to uninitialized locations.

Ah, the classic JavaScript ecosystem paranoia. For the uninitiated, Shai Hulud 3 is referencing the giant sandworms from Dune that devour everything in their path—much like how npm packages sometimes go rogue and wreak havoc on your system. When your trust in the npm ecosystem has been shattered by one too many packages trying to mine crypto on your machine or accidentally nuking your files, you start getting creative with your defensive strategies. Creating a fake package with automation tokens is basically putting a scarecrow in your code garden—technically unnecessary but oddly comforting. It's the digital equivalent of putting a "Beware of Dog" sign when you don't even own a goldfish. Pure survival instinct after seven years of JavaScript framework PTSD.