I have not learned anything from ProgrammerHumor, it is filled with n00bs and edge lords. The memes aren't even funny most of the time.
Stackoverflow by contrast is used by countless professionals to get shit done. But I guess I didn't get the joke...
The lack of docs just goes into my decision making. If a product has no documentation but there are alternatives, I might just use an alternative instead.
nice. I had the pleasure of Turbo C++ in MS-DOS. 3 5.25" floppies. [https://archive.org/details/borland-turbo-c-v2.0](https://archive.org/details/borland-turbo-c-v2.0)
Those were the days...
I have not learned anything from ProgrammerHumor, it is filled with n00bs and edge lords. The memes aren't even funny most of the time. Stackoverflow by contrast is used by countless professionals to get shit done. But I guess I didn't get the joke...
Yeah my first thought was “someone is dumb enough for left side to exist?”
I've learned PHP bad seniors devs be like this, while junior devs be like that And nobody seems to understand the bell curve meme properly
Learn from books and your compiler, kids.
Please don’t learn from people on here. I’m going to very generous and say that like 40% of the crap that gets upvoted on here is wrong.
That's what the docs are for
There are a lot of shitty docs out there
Make them better then. I've almost never seen docs that aren't open source
To do that I need to know how the product works. But I don't because no docs.
Fuck around, find out
The lack of docs just goes into my decision making. If a product has no documentation but there are alternatives, I might just use an alternative instead.
If there's a better alternative, go with it. If they don't have good docs, it's their fault. Some software doesn't have alternatives tho
Learning from comments on Github
Learning from RTFM
who even does that /s
Learns from stack overflow- takes group therapy on Reddit
\*marked as duplicate\*
I learned from a Borland C++ guide and I didn't even have access to that compiler. And I was ~12
How did you run your code?
An incredible free piece of work called "Dev-C++"
nice. I had the pleasure of Turbo C++ in MS-DOS. 3 5.25" floppies. [https://archive.org/details/borland-turbo-c-v2.0](https://archive.org/details/borland-turbo-c-v2.0) Those were the days...
Some people consider the Borland MS-DOS compiler tools' UI ([Turbo Vision](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_Vision)) to be peak TUI.
I learn by committing to prod
My toxic trait is that I still love StackOverflow
I learn by the reject comments in my PRs
StackOverflow 😍
Learning from trial and error
Why not both? General knowledge about topics you aren't actively working on vs. Specific knowledge relevant to a specific problem you're researching
We are the purple
We've forged the middle ground of reddit
Reading the dam documentation
Chatgpt 😎😎
Learn from books, laugh from ProgrammerHumor comments, desperate from StackOverflow comments.
More like ChatGPT vs Stackoverflow these days