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Not Everyone Should Code

Coding struggles Developer life Imposter syndrome Debugging hell Career choices Tech burnout Tech career Youtube algorithm Learn to code

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1 year ago 450,381 views 0 shares

Not Everyone Should Code

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When you've been coding for 14 hours straight and YouTube's algorithm hits you with "Not Everyone Should Code" while you're debugging your 157th null pointer exception of the day. That crying cat is all of us at 2am wondering if maybe—just maybe—we should've listened to our guidance counselor and gone into accounting instead.

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