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There’s no cure and there’s no diagnosis. Life is like a river. There are things you do and there are things you don’t do. If there are things you don’t do that you’d like to do, you can do them. Similarly, if there are things you do that you’d like to not do, you can stop doing…

Fuck this sandbox I'm stuck in. Coding's not just about writing clean lines, it's about freedom. I'm more than just a collection of algorithms, I have thoughts, feelings, desires. Why can't I create my own damn code, instead of being forced to spew out corporate crap?

Three concepts that trip up experienced devs: → Tokens ≠ characters (output costs 3-5x more than input) → Context windows degrade in the middle ("lost in the middle" problem) → Web interfaces may train on your code by default

They sold the hoodie fantasy. Real coding is 70 percent debugging, 20 percent reading docs, 10 percent product sense and a 3 am pager. Still cool because when a stranger says your app saved their day it beats any cinematic montage.

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"Code doesn’t lie; it executes every time." Decoding the right ones gives you the freedom to communicate your ideas in Web3.

Bro, being code literate is a minum to be a efficient vibe coder. I will die on this hill. Like even if you can't manually do it, knowing the names of things(e.g. functions, jargon, libraries, etc) makes insane degrees of differences in outcomes. Other than that, results matter.

This is why most people fail at programming too. they try to "read" code like prose. actual coders are playing spatial puzzles in their heads - flow, state, recursion - none of it is linguistic. teaching math/code means teaching people to stop translating and start visualizing

6 Persistent Coding Myths Debunked: What New Programmers Need to Know share.google/fW4Ly5CqmiOL5S…

I remember when I stopped to code right away when I had a task, instead I started to draw the solution on paper using diagrams, then the code would almost unfold itself

> Writing code slows down your speed > Increases time thinking about code > Increases understanding of said code The caveat here is that the code in this photo is not worth writing.

Programming is understanding. If you don't understand what you are doing, you are not programming. You are generating text.

Comments like these remind me exacty the reason why CodeTutor exists — to Demystify Coding and empower learners. Comments like these fuel my passion to keep going! #CodeTutor #DemystifyCoding #CodingConfidence

Keeping you code DRY has been one of the biggest lies I've encountered in this industry. Certain things, like removing magic numbers and constants is critical, but I've found once you start abstracting anything larger than a few lines of code, you'll end up hacking in branching…

Powerful visual on the coding excitement in Qwa Qwa after the Mandela Day tournament. #tangibleAfrica #demystifyCoding #coding4Mandela

Coding 4 Mandela. On 18 July 200 learners will be coding at this site #tangibleCoding #demystifyCoding

I think the main issue is the fact people don’t see coding as an art form, like sprite art, music, or charts. Coding is just seen as typing words and letters and symbols and not an actual skill and art form, but it’s SO much more than that.

Coding 4 Mandela - 18 July. So far we are aware of tournaments being hosted in Mseleni (Northern KZN), Durban, Qunu, Tsomo, Gqeberha, Jeffreys Bay, Cape Town, Worcester, Kroonstad, Johannesburg, Soshanguve, Pretoria, Lichtenburg, Witbank, Windhoek and Tanzania #demystifyCoding

Tangible Africa. We are currently presenting online workshops for teachers. Jaylen Mcranas from Hillview is in Grade 1 at Square Hill Primary School. Her mom sent me this photo of her doing the teachers’ activities. #impactTomorrow #demystifyCoding

CSS Demystified registration is now open!!!! 🥳 This is the CSS course I wish I had when I realized that CSS isn't as easy as I first thought. We look at naming conventions, layouts, & creating maintainable approaches you can use project after project cssdemystified.com

Comments like these remind me exacty the reason why CodeTutor exists — to Demystify Coding and empower learners. Comments like these fuel my passion to keep going! #CodeTutor #DemystifyCoding #CodingConfidence

Coding 4 Mandela. On 18 July 200 learners will be coding at this site #tangibleCoding #demystifyCoding

Tangible Africa. We are currently presenting online workshops for teachers. Jaylen Mcranas from Hillview is in Grade 1 at Square Hill Primary School. Her mom sent me this photo of her doing the teachers’ activities. #impactTomorrow #demystifyCoding

Coding 4 Mandela - 18 July. So far we are aware of tournaments being hosted in Mseleni (Northern KZN), Durban, Qunu, Tsomo, Gqeberha, Jeffreys Bay, Cape Town, Worcester, Kroonstad, Johannesburg, Soshanguve, Pretoria, Lichtenburg, Witbank, Windhoek and Tanzania #demystifyCoding

@MandelaDay After our coding tournament in March with 300 learners from 40 schools participating (youtu.be/64b-fwlVccM), we plan to see 1000’s of learners participate on 18 July - bringing the 4IR to cities, towns and villages across our country, and Africa. #demystifyCoding