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...code in the middle, you need to manually insert a jump to somewhere else, do your work, jump back to where you were. It's just hideous spaghetti code. But it all worked eventually. And I went to make a backup of it to preserve it for future scholars
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...code bases. I highly recommend starting from scratch if you want to understand a concept. You don't know how an HP server works? Create a TCP socket. Learn how to parse HTTP. It'll become very easy, and you'll go, this is the reason why whenever I ge
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Tell me about your first computer. Do you remember? I do. I didn't own my first computer for a long time, but the first computer I ever used was a TRS 80 model one level one four k machine. And I rode my bike in fifth or sixth grade, so I was about 1
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...you learn about your own code. This is one of the things I think it was, Jonathan Blow that either in conversation with you or was it, in presentation, he said that when he's starting in a project, he usually doesn't know what like, how to implement
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...to learn Python or Java, I would go to the computer lab, download gigabytes of software, try to set it up, type a little bit of code, try to run it, you know, run into missing DLL issue or and I was like, man, this is so primitive. Like, at the time,
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...learning process, how you fix code that's generated. Or you you write code from scratch and have the elements kind of tab, tab, tab, tab, add extra code? Like, which part do you lean on? I think to be safe, you should find the the beauty and the the
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...code, and that's what programmers do. That's what specialists do. Yes. And she said, specialists will always be a specialist. They have to learn the underlying machinery of computers. But I want to get to a world where people are programming English.
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