AVeryCleverName

I still use soulseek, been using it for nearly 20 years at this point

I love the lack of ads, but I suppose I could live with them as long as they were clearly distinguished from real user content. I hated those reddit ads that were from a reddit account and looked like just another post if you didn't pay attention to the flair.

I think it's worth keeping in mind that knowing how to code is only a portion of the skills required to create a game, the design aspect is an endless rabbit hole in itself.

I finally migrated to bitwarden a week ago after meaning to for months

Can you elaborate on how one could print bitcoins if they controlled 50% of the network?

oh, I also have to mention codewars. That site was absolutely instrumental in giving me the confidence that maybe I could actually learn this shit. The first kata I did was as simple as "convert the boolean to a string," but that was exactly what I needed! I also like how it's less corporate than leetcode.

I have two because Jerboa's "switch account" feature pretty much enticed me to make another account on programming.dev so I could more easily browse that instance's communities.

I hope Lemmy implements more cross-instance features, like being able to browse communities by their parent instance.

I'll probably still occasionally visit reddit because there are some subs I am in that are just such mature communities, they are still a useful resource.

That being said, I LOVE the old school web vibes of Lemmy. I love the lack of ads. I didn't realize how much I really missed the pre MAANG internet. It wasn't until Lemmy began to fill the void that I realized it was there, and it is so fucking exciting having some of that wild west energy back.

Let x = x

Make snake! See if you can get chat GPT to give you directions without giving you code to copy and paste. Feel in the blank spaces with googling and Ctrl+f in the docs.

I'm in a few beginner programmer discords and am a noob myself, having begun self teaching python in February. DM me and let's connect on discord!

The child should have bought 3 bottles of milk.

I deleted the official Reddit app and have only gone to r/tildes to check to see if they're offering invites again. I do hope to see a community to match learnprogramming and learnpython show up here.