What's more frustrating? A. A bug you can't find B. A bug you find in 30 seconds after wasting 4 hours

Weekend plans: * Sleep * Eat * Scroll * Think about being productive * Don't become productive

We keep making computers smarter. Meanwhile, printers are still asking me to reinstall the same driver for the 6th time.

Thinking about starting the CFA but have no idea where to begin? Here’s a breakdown of the CFA journey, from eligibility and registration to costs, exams and preparation. I’ve pulled this together from CFA Institute’s current requirements, fees and exam structure.

If AI ever disappears, I’m gonna have a serious problem remembering how to write JavaScript from scratch.

Fun fact: you’re more likely to remember something when you explain it to someone else. Teaching is basically a cheat code for learning.

The fact that you can stalk someone’s profile on X without them ever knowing >>>>>>>> 10/10 feature

The fact that nobody knows you viewed their profile on X >>>>>>> Elite privacy.

Developers don't procrastinate. We just spend 45 minutes researching the perfect font for a project that doesn't exist yet.

At this point, “I know how to code” and “I know how to build software” are two very different statements.

What's one tech skill that looks boring but becomes extremely useful once you actually start working? Linux? Git? SQL? Networking? Debugging?

If I can automatically commit, push, stage, pull my code to GitHub, and even comment on my changes using VS Code’s Source Control, I see no reason to learn manual Git commands. 💁🏽‍♂️

You can’t hate X never!!!

𝕏 really said “here, have 1K views” and then went completely offline 🙂