I agree with all the advice given in this thread. I just want to add that I think you should try to avoid chatgpt (or least use it in a way it explains the problem to you without giving you the answer), as it solves trivial problems easily, and solves complex problems with bugs.
Kresten
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I just jumped in, start making some cool projects
5·3 months agoI actually feel like Die Hard is less of revenge kills and more a cop doing their job, if you get me right
6·2 years agoI feel like this is an article without a real story. Or at least it didn’t succeed in finding the story
41·2 years agoWhat does this mean?🤔
4·2 years agoI don’t get it
!designporn (can’t remember what instance)
1·2 years agoThis sounds so cool
621·2 years agoWorking 9-to-5 is miserable. It only helps if the wolk you’re doing is interesting.
For a child, school is usually not ‘interesting’. Children shouldn’t be subjected to misery.
P.s. Props to you for saying you’re in the US, not just assuming it.
I appreciate the time you put into writing your reply!
111·2 years agoI really like this ‘new’ ProgrammerHumour
Subscribed now, thanks!
There there a crusader kings community yet?
6·2 years agoHe’s an incredible creator.
Does gitlab.com have it?
The good place isn’t that niche. But I think it’s worth mentioning just in case you haven’t seen it
It promotes use of
git checkout -binstead ofgit switch -c:/It’s also buggy, since it doesn’t actually check the end state of the repository, just that the correct input has been made at some point