Listen Up... Then Give Up

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Programming Webdev Debugging

5 months ago 268,702 views 0 shares

Listen Up... Then Give Up

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The classic YouTube programming tutorial paradox in its natural habitat! That moment when you're 22 minutes into a coding tutorial and the title suddenly makes perfect sense. Nothing says "welcome to software development" quite like cycling between motivation and existential dread every 30 minutes. The best part? We keep coming back for more punishment, convincing ourselves "this time I'll actually finish the project." Spoiler alert: you won't.

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