"How to learn programming in one day"

Posted Feb 7, 2019, 3:58 AM UTC

Posted Feb 7, 2019, 3:58 AM UTC
Find system.32 or we shoot you and your family.
DPRK's current leader actually lets scientists who fail live to try again, accepting failure as part of a learning process. It's one of the reasons DPRK is succeeding in ways it didn't under Kim Jong Il. Why yes, I have been told I'm super fun at parties!
You must be super fun at parties.
... I just said that?
You must be super fun at parties.
It looks like he's using a torn up piece of a burlap sack for a mouse pad
It's actually the dried backside of the previous programmer.
Scrunchy
Itβs the new Vellum mouse pad
Kim: show me how to learn programming in 1 day.
Soldier: yes supreme leader
Pop up << Windows will restart for updates ! >>
Soldier: FML
Compile Compile Compile Compile FUCK
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I need that motivation
"Please fucking compile"
Was the computer even turned on? The screen looks dark. Do they even have electricity there?
It's the angle. The closer to parallel you are with a surface, the more mirror-like it gets. The flatter and more "glossy" or polished the surface is, the wider that angle gets. While it does look pretty dark, I've got an LCD monitor from 2001 that looked pretty dark when I looked at it at a near-parallel angle like I did just now.
All that said, I wouldn't be surprised if this is just a photo-op and the computer really is turned off.
I wonder what those guys in the back are writing down.
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How to code without bugs
print("Goodbye World!")
Buzzfeed employee's first day at their new job!
Why are the officers in the back always taking notes in these photos? What are they writing down?
Or die trying?
reminds me of myself during lab exam in college
r/cscareerquestions would still burn out and complain about unfair working conditions.
Mob programming explained in a nutshell.
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Donβt worry, you have the rest of your life to figure this out.
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