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Content daisyowl daisyowl Follow v if you ever code something that "feels like a hack but it works," just remember that a CPU is literally a rock that we tricked into thinking 12:03 AM - 15 Mar 2017 13,720 Retweets 21,898 Likes 124 17 14K a 90 22 O Tweet your reply daisyowl daisyowl 15 Mar 2017 Replying to daisyowl not to oversimplify: first you have to flatten the rock and put lightning inside it 22 17 1.9K 3.7K Aras Pranckevicius arasp 16 Mar 2017 these tweets just made my day. Or maybe the whole week. Thanks! 0 1 17 45

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The Olympic sharpshooter progression we never knew we needed! First, we've got the elite marksman with VS Code - the precision tool for developers who want intellisense and pretty colors. Then there's Sublime Text - for the speed demons who think waiting 0.2 seconds for an IDE to load is basically eternity. But then... Notepad++ enters the chat. It's like bringing a Honda Civic to a Formula 1 race - somehow still has a cult following. And finally, the punchline - regular Windows Notepad. The coding equivalent of shooting with your eyes closed while facing backward. No syntax highlighting, no plugins, just pure text and tears. The weapon of choice for those who enjoy suffering or have a production emergency at 2 AM on a server with nothing else installed. And yes, we're deliberately not mentioning a certain editor that requires a PhD to exit. You know the one.

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