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Tom ☕
Tom ☕@codevsdev·
how did people even learn to code when there was no docs, no YouTube... nothing?
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Tom ☕
Tom ☕@codevsdev·
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GroxTrader
GroxTrader@GroxTrader·
@codevsdev Big chunky books, a lot of lectures, and talking to other people. You know, picking up the phone. Joining events, etc.
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John Nolan
John Nolan@JohnNolancq97·
@codevsdev There were always Docs, they were in the revolutionary form called “books” back then.
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Aaron Lowe
Aaron Lowe@NerdCraveYT·
@codevsdev People used to go to college and read books. Funny eh?
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Shokunin
Shokunin@shokunin_studio·
@codevsdev There were always docs. Some computers even came with a BASIC manual. Magazines had code samples and we had to copy them line by line.
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Benjamin Wood
Benjamin Wood@Benjamin_A_Wood·
@codevsdev I started with a spiral bound book for BASIC. It's all clocks man. Gears on gears. Once you understand loops and iteration, the rest is jazz.
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marnix
marnix@xinsolutions·
@codevsdev some of the best memories i have is from scavenging local book stores trying to figure out how the hell protected mode worked. Then one day .. i found a DOS system manual, it had LDT and GDT bit structures in it.. never been so happy :D </nerd>
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Eeshan
Eeshan@notesundrground·
@codevsdev they didn't .. coding was invented by LLMs in 2023 right?
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Robert Ferney
Robert Ferney@rob_ferney·
@codevsdev There were docs, just not like you are used to. Mostly hard-copy. Printed words on real paper.
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Ravenfields
Ravenfields@joseng62·
@codevsdev Time, they where given more time, patience and respect. You read the man, you try to run cmd, you fail, you try again, you make update notes, you try again, you succeed and then you do it 100+ times in a week. Boom next item, you have a datacenter in your head.
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DreadStorm
DreadStorm@DreadStorm3·
@codevsdev It's called books. Go open one. You might learn something.
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QuietlyDisruptive
QuietlyDisruptive@ArjAndInCharj·
@codevsdev we were literate. these were always the largest damn books in the bookstore.
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Chris Poole
Chris Poole@Chrisurreal·
@codevsdev how did people figure out how to code before electricity?
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Chris Wong
Chris Wong@jorvekdev·
@codevsdev Books, I have a bunch with dust on them. If AI takes out the grid I can use them to start a fire in the winter to keep warm
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connor
connor@konar_dev·
@codevsdev There were always docs, official docs, man pages, BOOKS. Coding languages didn't just come out without any instruction.
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Tim
Tim@buildwtim·
@codevsdev it was mostly manuals and a lot of trial and error tbh... def not as easy to get unstuck back then
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Filip Jerzy Pizło
Filip Jerzy Pizło@filpizlo·
@codevsdev We had these things called books They were made of paper The docs were printed on those pages of paper
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Steve W
Steve W@KingoCat22·
@codevsdev The ancestors had an ancient method. When someone came up with new ideas they could use it to record information so other people could learn from it later, even after they themselves had died. I remember the old ones talking about it when I was small, they called it “book”.
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