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Unpopular opinion: Writing code is the easiest part of programming. The hard part is: • understanding the problem • debugging • handling edge cases Agree or disagree?

Developers, be honest 👇 What’s one bug you spent hours on… that turned out to be something stupid? Mine: wrong variable name. 💀

@leptokinesis It’s like debugging your brain in a new syntax 😭

learning a new language is the most ultimate form of subconscious programming. 안녕하세요 shit is hard fr lol

@usman_akinyemi @Chime_Fave Rust. Currently learning and working towards it.

@Chime_Fave Rust programming language and I am working towared it.

one language you wish you could speak fluently?

@AndyObtiva Maybe we’ll have AI-friendly representations under the hood, with human-readable code on top.

Programming language code like that of Ruby is made for humans to read, so if we want to build Software systems with AI, why use code as an intermediate at all? Programming language code is probably limiting to AI given it is tailored towards human readability. It seems like the sensible thing to do is to come up with a programming language that is optimized for AI (tailored towards maximum computer readability, not human readability), which would be very precise, remove the need to generate human code, and minimize AI credit use as much as possible. I am just sharing a brainstorm about AI here without necessarily being sold on what I am sharing as my thought process could be wrong, but it doesn't hurt to brainstorm and contemplate AI ideas. #ai #artificial_intelligence #artificialintelligence #ruby #programming #softwareengineering #programminglanguage #language #software #code #dev #softwaredevelopment

@leanpub Learning with real-world problems always makes concepts stick better.

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@_kachi7 True. It’s not about difficulty, it’s about staying consistent till the end.

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As a developer, What will you watch first if someone give you this setup

If your code suddenly stops working, first check: • syntax errors • missing semicolons • wrong variable names Sometimes the smallest mistake causes the biggest bug. 💀

@tommyvexgarcia One character, one hour gone.

Spent an hour debugging only to realize I was missing a semicolon. Classic.

@iamvael And sometimes life throws an unexpected exception.

Life is a continuous debugging session on a live server. Relationships are recursive calls hoping for a base case. And love is an async function—you send a promise, but the resolve timing is never guaranteed.

@JayKashyap32254 Programming is mostly reading code, not writing it.

People think programming is about writing code. In reality it's mostly: • reading documentation • debugging weird errors • fixing things that worked yesterday #DeveloperLife #Coding

@Coffeeroasts Code is easy. Understanding the problem is the hard part.

Everyone thinks AI will replace developers 😂 I've shipped 50+ products. Here's what actually matters: • Understanding the real problem • System design thinking • Debugging production nightmares Code is just 20% of the job. Agree? Follow for more dev reality checks 👇

@lazycs2 Every language has its trade-offs. Go focuses on simplicity, while Java offers a richer ecosystem.

Someone has to say it. Go is such a trashy language idk why people like it so much. Java does everything that go does but much better.

@_dharm_sharma Java ☕ right now.

Which programming language are you most comfortable with ? I go first. With GPT: every language At work: Java ☕ Curious what everyone else is using ?

@karatsuba_on Polyglot programming at scale.

Yes they use Go. But big tech doesn’t marry one language; they date several: Go, Java, Python, C++, Rust…..

@S_N_SH_E_ Java. Mostly for backend and learning the ecosystem.

Which language do you use the most right now? – JavaScript – Python – Java – C++ – Go – Rust

@dearbillE Good approach. Learning different paradigms really expands how you think about programming.

or just do C, Javascript, java or any OOP, A lisp and strict typing language like Ocaml or Rust get experience all styles once

@AayushSainii The tech world rewards people who keep learning and adapting.

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@NickPrijic Great analogy. As tools evolve, the focus shifts from the instrument to the creativity and orchestration behind it.

The rise of natural language and agentic programming is synonymous with the music industry. Electronic music and music production only got faster, better, and more intricate. It became less about the instrument themselves and more about the orchestration. Creativity went up and more non instrument playing artists broke out. And despite the critics, the skills and talents also improved for those who played specific instruments. They had to go beyond standard scales and playing styles to drive listeners. High tides rises all ships.