Huh. Logo seems familiar.

Ah, the eternal Python vs "real programming" debate! The stick figure is lamenting that Python doesn't make you "cool like a real programmer" while his friends completely ignore him—one's jamming on a guitar, another's coding import numpy as np , and the third is actually building something useful. This perfectly skewers the gatekeeping mindset that equates programming difficulty with value. Meanwhile, the Python user is quietly being productive with scientific computing libraries while the purist is stuck complaining about language superiority. The irony is delicious—the person claiming others aren't "real programmers" is the only one not creating anything!

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Content Debugging Idi:bg-ingl 1. Being the detective in a crime movie where you are also the murderer.

Content rlearnprogramming in a nutshell: Am I too young for programming? Am I too old for programming? Am I too dumb for programming? Why should I learn programming? I don't know what to code. Why is JavaScript so hard? Leetcode makes me feel stupid. Are bootcamps a scam?

When you're diving into Python without any background knowledge, those __init__.py files are like mysterious empty rooms in a mansion you broke into. They're literally doing nothing visible, yet removing them breaks everything. For the uninitiated: these empty files are what make Python recognize directories as packages. It's basically Python saying "I need you to put a completely blank file in every folder or I'll pretend your code doesn't exist." Classic Python - solving problems you didn't know you had with solutions that make no intuitive sense.

Content Me: Brings along a portable hard drive. Ma homie that asked me to bring backup to the street fight: