should i learn python? is coding fun?
please give me a step by step guide to getting a comfy remote job
Should i learn python? is coding fun?
Jordan Fisher
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Adrian Anderson
kill yourself
William King
Why are IT incels like this? Will I become bitter too if I learn how to code?
Camden Ortiz
kill yourself
Henry Murphy
it takes a couple of hours to learn and you too can have a 200k starting job working remote by the end of the week like all of us here
Oliver Bailey
Learn Haskell
Eli Hernandez
Dress up as a girl and go to Girls Can Code! camp. Then you can be something truly afwul like an Agile Scrum Master.
Nathaniel Brown
I hate "people" who """work""" with computers.
But you have it too good and I want in.
Mason Wright
But first, learn Zig.
Just take the Zig pill.
>concurrency
Built in event loop style N:M threading, just like Go. Just add one line of code and you're able to run millions of coroutines with ease. Solving the C10k (and C10M) problem was never easier.
pub const io_mode = .evented;
kristoff.it
>performant
It's a compiled language with a backend that uses LLVM, so it has all of the optimizations that Clang will ever give you in C/C++. No slow or unpredictable GC, so you can be sure there won't be any GC lag spikes. No more worrying about the 95% percentile response times!
Scared of memory management? Just use the 'defer' keyword user, EZ RAII style cleanup. Want to be be even lazier? Have a single arena allocator scoped per HTTP request and forget about memory management entirely!
>should i learn python? is coding fun?
There is a language you should lern, and that lang is Zig. Embrace the future old man, and head on over to ziglearn.org
pub fn helloWorld(req: Request, res: Response) !void {
try res.print("Hello {}!", req.queryParam("name") orelse "World");
}
Jacob Kelly
>coding
>python
at most you'll only be gluing frameworks and libraries together. if you find that fun, then just do it. don't expect that you'll have any dignity left though, because you'll end up being a codemonkey and you don't deserve any respect from anyone.
Jacob Murphy
it's the final step of coding lurk more
Colton Bennett
Can I make 2k usd a month as a code monkey? I'd live like a king with that kind of money
Elijah Allen
Don't take any advice on fucking Any Forums stupid retard.
Charles White
i make 110k after a month long coding bootcamp
Luke Hernandez
I make like 10k us a month before tax and I have no degree
Aiden Torres
Very nice, i'm happy for you
Dab on college fags
Gavin Gutierrez
What do you mean lurk more and kys? is there some meme I am missing
Jonathan Gray
I don't know if you're trolling, OP, but there's a point of etiquette in programming/IT such that you don't just ask someone how to do something, instead you try to figure out as much as you can, and if there's a very specific thing that is puzzling for a good reason (like you see specifically contradictory information and can't figure out why), and you can explain why you cannot figure it out (and have anticipated all the questions that you'll recieve about the question, like, "why didn't you try to look for ____?"), then you can ask a question. You're expected to be as resourceful as possible because for every question you ask someone, you are doubling the cost of the work - because you are putting two people on the job. This is a very established convention.
Jaxson Gray
not op so thats the answer. thanks
Jacob Young
Wow, you people are a fucking cult, I think I'll stick to plumbing
Brandon Smith
>coding
>fun
hahahaAHAHAHAHA
Asher Phillips
python is the only language I ever have fun in anymore
Nolan Adams
based
Kayden Wilson
>dont enter software dev if you only like money
William Gutierrez
>>>jannyoverflow