Permanent feelings for
temporary moments.

When you don't really understand the code base but add a new feature anyway

At the 4 way stop of life, Thursday is the driver who goes outta turn.

The importance of small steps are NOT just limited to life, but when you learn complicated topic like ML/AI, programming, or any other IT topics, they are the same. You start slowly. You get to know new stuff step-by-step. Each small step will build your confidence and skill set. The important thing is not to give up, keep practising, and not compare your progress with someone else. You got this.

People make fun of vi because it’s hard to get out, but it says right there: “esc : w q”. Whereas getting out of emacs apparently requires the gradual realization over the course of decades that all of your heroes are monsters and the ideological basis of the liberatory movements you championed in your youth are inherently flawed, and they are futile exercises

my old shit posting made it to reddit, it get posted multiple times every year lmao https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/ziapl9/some_programming_languages_at_a_glance/

Ironically, the Great Banning is the first time that Mastodon has felt like it's fulfilling the role for me that Twitter once did—a place to keep up-to-date on a fast-moving event, where everyone is talking about the same thing

As I and others have been reminding folks, please donate if you can to the administrator(s) of the Mastodon server you have joined. The coming influx could crush them if we don't all help out.