>A coder is a creature that turns coffee beans in to lines of code
A coder is a creature that turns coffee beans in to lines of code
Angel Rogers
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Robert Robinson
Myself? I'm a code artisan.
Justin Jenkins
>copy and pastes github libraries
>thinks its a coder
Jackson Butler
Myself? I'm a code colonel
Aaron Cox
It’s ghetto tier and wouldn’t surprise me if it was the majority today so don’t even bother
Joseph Sanchez
That's old news man, you gotta get with the times. It's now hip & cool in the tech world to wear skirts & thigh high socks and act like a giant faggot.
Brody Thomas
For me, its s.oy beans
Justin Bailey
Kernal kernel
Nicholas Williams
i am a creature that turns dextroamphetamine into lines of code
Lucas Barnes
i am a machine that turns 99.1% pure reagent-grade autism into verilog
Joshua Anderson
My name is john and i code every one of you.
Austin Torres
Wait until you see my paper clip making machine.
After Im done with you fools will think you can make a CPU from sand lol.
David Morris
Programming socks are old news too dude
Dylan Adams
I am a code ninja and I don't drink coffee.
Xavier Rodriguez
real shit
Ryder Anderson
>My name is john
this part always gets me, as if anyone would give a fuck what his name is
David Perry
Coffee sucks and only children drink it.
Anthony Edwards
Me? I'm a creature that turns dextromethorphan into lines of code.
Jace Cook
John and the penguin of doom start their rants with a formal declaration because they are self obsessed. You often see this pattern in serial killer manifestos.
Imagine being stabbed to death with a spork.
Connor Reyes
Real men drink kratom
Isaac Adams
I turn crystal method into bruises on my girlfriends face
Owen Carter
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>I find it bizarre that people use the term "coding" to mean programming. For decades, we used the word "coding" for the work of low-level staff in a business programming team. The designer would write a detailed flow chart, then the "coders" would write code to implement the flow chart. This is quite different from what we did and do in the hacker community -- with us, one person designs the program and writes its code as a single activity. When I developed GNU programs, that was programming, but it was definitely not coding.
>Since I don't think the recent fad for "coding" is an improvement, I have decided not to adopt it. I don't use the term "coding", except if I were talking about a business programming team which has coders.