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Me who have the same problem : "HOW DID YOU FIX IT??????"

It's like deleting/not writing the documentation, so only you can understand how to fix it by the end

Slightly less annoying, but still a bit: "How can I make think X work?" "Have you tried thing Y?" "Thanks. I'll try it when I get home." Never follows up with whether it actually worked or not. (This is especially annoying if that thing Y is difficult or laborious to do, and you really wouldn't want to try it unless it's confirmed to work.)

Anyone who does the whole "nvm fixed it myself lol" thing needs to face a firing squad. One of the worst things you can do online, would it really hurt that much to take an extra 30 seconds to give even just a basic hint about what you did?

Fr, and then in the future all similar questions are marked as duplicates of said thread.

not to mention it really depends on the context of your project to know exactly what is best practice or not. thats like me saying LIFO is better than FIFO period!... you should never use bubble sort! omg what kind of n00b are you? i hate those aholes in SO

I'm thinking they often don't know the "best practice", they just want to inflate their ego

@@engendrox Tbh I can’t think of a single instance where bubble sort would be a better fit than any of the faster sorting algorithms.

Fr

Litteraly just happened to me. Ask for explanation or why saying that I couldn't be convinved if they didn't. Never got an answer.

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@@Orincaby Maybe because there is no recursion in scratch? (but loop)

WHAT THE FUCK IS A RECURSION LIMIT???? 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

@@farhanaditya2647I think there is actually, I know there’s functions in scratch and they can have arguments

Actually you get actual useful answers if you ask programming questions on reddit, at least from my experience

@@antoniomarangon1823 yeah

@@antoniomarangon1823 Ha more on that later...

@@sohaib_t true. There's always a question that is exact or very close to your problem if you're using a popular programming language.

@@peacemekka unless you're doing a niche thing

Yeah true, generally these types are downvoted and not recommended so you dont see these types

hell no

It depends on the question. Although, this video is definitely over exaggerated for comedic purposes.

Fr

Unless you ask a question, people are really nice. The bad o es are not recommended on the first page of google.

That IS the problem of stackoverflow isn't it, what helps a beginner is possibly useless to a senior dev and vice versa. It tries to be too many things at the same time and there's a clear lack of organisation.

This! If someone asks "How to do while using of ?" for instance, it's very likely that they have the strict requirement to use that exact version. Therefore answers like "Oh you should really use , then you can do ." are really unhelpful. The same is of course true for "How do I do ?" " is dumb do instead." I think in these scenarios it would be best if the answer were something like: "So you might not want to do this with / because of . Therefore I suggest using /. If you are positively sure you have to do it with /, here is how I would go about doing it: " That way the answer will benefit both beginners and more experienced programmers. PS: The whole answering what you think I need instead of what I aksed for reminds me of a trend in the behavior of some programs to assume what the user wanted to do and to then do it for them. (I hate that too) For instance when I bought something a few weeks ago and I had to fill out billing and shipping address and wanted the package to be shipped somewhere else. So I click on "change billing address" and fill it out and that immediately also fills the shipping address. And when I click on "change shipping address" guess what? That's right it also updates both fields. Like why do you even list both if I literally cannot make them differ?

@@Commander_Chopper Or how about those programs that assume what language you want to use based on... your timezone settings, rather than, you know, the language that Windows itself is set to. (Some websites do this too: They assume your preferred language based on your location. The absolute worst offender is nvidia's website. Not only does it assume your language based on your location, but in fact there's no way to select anything else! If, for example, your location is Finland, it will force Finnish on you and will not offer anything else. What's worse, if you are located in Belgium it will force French on you, even though the majority of Belgians speak Flemish and don't know a word of French. There's no option to change to anything else.)

i think it is exploding, found it like yesterday, already has 1k subs more

It's already exploding, he got 13k subs in 2-3 weeks.

Ikr

It definitely exploded

@@ubuyashi735 I know that, I just took the other way around.

@@ubuyashi735 You can using kivy or pyQT

@Syed Mohammad Sannan There's always a way.

@@ubuyashi735 There's always a way, not necessarily an easy way...

@Syed Mohammad Sannan You can make andorid apps from pretty much any language that has the SDL2 library (pretty much all languages have it), it's not easy, but you can.

@Marshy with a sickly wheeze the last of my life is ejected from my body....I lie on the floor limp and dead

@Marshy is this a copy pasta or did you actually put this much effort to answer a memer?

@Marshy An OS doesn't necessarily have to limit access to hardware resources

Linux fanboys are cringe

@@st-wq3kj yes

The OOP in python is horrible

Not only the absence of private/protected keywords (in fact there's a dirty hack with double underscore)

But also the absence of interfaces, and the mandatory "self" argument

@@whoeverseesthatbehappy2722 even though I like python, it's a pain to work with "proper" OOP on it when compared to Java or PHP

@@whoeverseesthatbehappy2722 I was thinking like that so that's why oop is not mentioned in python

made my day

i hate them lol

@@hmm7458 We’re not all bad :(

@@ultimatedude5686 thnks for being a sensible one

@@ultimatedude5686 not from what I've seen!!! also all arch subreddit users are the same, don't ask shit from them

Python is not a kid's programming language, it can rather be called as a mature language.

Well data scientists who use Python for hundreds of dollars a day are probably kids The supreme kids possibly

​@@souvikghosh6966 it's a toy language for kids

@@golf398 do you want the link?

idk i use c, i must like being handed a .50 caliber rifle, to be precise the rifle featured in kentuky ballistics

I like to code first in a "development phase" where i forget memory leaks exist, and then in a "release phase" where i forget memory leaks exist

that's why you have to learn ins and outs of a powerful weapon before using it

half of these are made by him for the vid

@@nishanth6403 god I hope so lol

lmao.

RU-vid after removing the ability to speak freely:

Yeah, the actual interactions are all based on real experiences I've had with stackoverflow. However I've turned them into comedic narratives.

Great idea!!!

I don't think that zyappguy knows anything about hacking

@@memegod5881 Nahhhh..... I'm pretty sure he knows a thing or two about hacking

@@izukumidoriyadeku6246 What makes u so sure?

@@theguy7701 my gut!

They are on their way. Don't worry 😉

python along with java script is one of the easiest language to start with wdym?? C, c++ or java is way hardee to start and master

@@hmm7458 they are easy to some, but when I tried python, it was super strange and I never got one if statement to work. Java on the other hand I never got around doing. Because it just seemed complicated. Especially when you usually run Java on browsers. C was just something I could grasp on to. It felt more like I was in control of the computer's hardware than I was with python or java

@@Birb64 you mean C#? don't get started on C, strings are a nightmare

@@Orincaby ye, c#, but I am really interested in basic C. Could you tell me how C strings are arranged?

Everything is a hotspot for memes if you are zyapguy

@@zyapguy xD

@@zyapguy even graveyards

My toes hurt from heartbeats

ok and?

@@hmm7458 I mean, he's right. There's way less processing overhead, updating your computer is as easy as "sudo pacman -Syu", which not only updates your entire system, but allows you to continue working while downloading apps, and also gaming is way better on Linux.

@@Orincaby ok bt why you are bringing it to meme video??...

@berkaykans lol no. Linux is OS based on the Linux kernel.