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For people who keep asking me how to start, where to learn, and how to 'study' programming: My friend, I never learned something from a video on YouTube. Okay, sometimes I need to search something out, but the ideas? I got them from the docs. It's much faster…
or just use boot.dev its great tbh
I feel like everything is fake after ai lol
When i see any ai made photo or video i feel this world became more fake and fake.
Even in programming, i saw now like millions of Programmers that not even exist before.. all of them are vibe coders..
When i see any ai made photo or video i feel this world became more fake and fake.
Even in programming, i saw now like millions of Programmers that not even exist before.. all of them are vibe coders..
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i was always in fear of getting rejected
But something need to be changed..
But something need to be changed..
Everyone keeps asking me about university lately. Honestly, in my opinion, it can feel like a huge waste of time—but I’ll admit, it does have its fun moments. At the end of the day, I really believe that nothing truly helps you as much as real expertise and hands-on practice.
It makes me wonder: do you think Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg are actually out there using their university degrees? I doubt it. What sets people like them apart isn’t a certificate—they became successful through relentless learning, building things, failing, and trying again. Their drive and experience mattered way more than a paper qualification.
I’m not saying university is useless for everyone. For some fields, it’s essential—if you want to be a doctor or an engineer, for example. But for many careers, especially in tech or business, real-world experience and building your own skills can be much more valuable.
So, in the end, it depends on what you want. If you know what sparks your interest and you’re willing to put in the work outside of a classroom, you might find university isn’t the only or even the best path to success.
It makes me wonder: do you think Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg are actually out there using their university degrees? I doubt it. What sets people like them apart isn’t a certificate—they became successful through relentless learning, building things, failing, and trying again. Their drive and experience mattered way more than a paper qualification.
I’m not saying university is useless for everyone. For some fields, it’s essential—if you want to be a doctor or an engineer, for example. But for many careers, especially in tech or business, real-world experience and building your own skills can be much more valuable.
So, in the end, it depends on what you want. If you know what sparks your interest and you’re willing to put in the work outside of a classroom, you might find university isn’t the only or even the best path to success.
MM6X
Everyone keeps asking me about university lately. Honestly, in my opinion, it can feel like a huge waste of time—but I’ll admit, it does have its fun moments. At the end of the day, I really believe that nothing truly helps you as much as real expertise and…
I mean, 90% of my friends have degrees in tech, but they aren't even working in that field. So why end up doing something you never liked in the first place? It makes you question the point of spending all that time and effort on a degree that doesn’t even match what you do now. Wouldn’t it be better to focus on figuring out what you actually enjoy and building your skills in that area instead?
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Fun Fact : this video made by official Lenovo page on Instagram.... 🤣🤣
I literally wasted more than month planning for the exams........
And before that i was planning for the time that i'll spend for the exam.....
And before all of that, i was nervous all the time for the the exam...
So what's the point?
And before that i was planning for the time that i'll spend for the exam.....
And before all of that, i was nervous all the time for the the exam...
So what's the point?
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MM6X
When i was searching for Unknown languages, i just found "Holy-C" Language and its very close to C Lang, as you know its very known Language around the world and its used for everything mostly. Holy-C is about "Fun" and there is an OS Called "TempleOS" and…
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TempleOS Developer :