Coding Sucks
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@deeeds just saying, a coding forum isnt the best place to be taken seriously when advising against coding, since you’re here too....and not all there.
Personally, I’d rather have blue light on my face than an L on my forehead....if you know what I mean😆Things that suck less than coding:
Riding
Driving
Throwing
Catching
Writing
Painting
Drawing
Thinking
Reading
Watching
Listening
Drinking
Eating
Swimming
Running
Acting
Dancing
Mating
Rearing
Celebrating
Laughing
Mingling
Talking
Walking
Jesting
Joking
Mocking
Chewing
Kicking
Punching -
Things that suck less than coding:
Riding
Driving
Throwing
Catching
Writing
Painting
Drawing
Thinking
Reading
Watching
Listening
Drinking
Eating
Swimming
Running
Acting
Dancing
Mating
Rearing
Celebrating
Laughing
Mingling
Talking
Walking
Jesting
Joking
Mocking
Chewing
Kicking
Punching@deeeds suck less meaning they still suck?
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Things that suck less than coding:
Riding
Driving
Throwing
Catching
Writing
Painting
Drawing
Thinking
Reading
Watching
Listening
Drinking
Eating
Swimming
Running
Acting
Dancing
Mating
Rearing
Celebrating
Laughing
Mingling
Talking
Walking
Jesting
Joking
Mocking
Chewing
Kicking
Punching@deeeds said in Coding Sucks:
Things that suck less than coding:
Riding
Driving
Throwing
Catching
Writing
Painting
Drawing
Thinking
Reading
Watching
Listening
Drinking
Eating
Swimming
Running
Acting
Dancing
Mating
Rearing
Celebrating
Laughing
Mingling
Talking
Walking
Jesting
Joking
Mocking
Chewing
Kicking
PunchingSo seeing as you do coding, you must not do any of the above? “Only as a dire and last resort, go to coding.”
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@deeeds said in Coding Sucks:
Things that suck less than coding:
Riding
Driving
Throwing
Catching
Writing
Painting
Drawing
Thinking
Reading
Watching
Listening
Drinking
Eating
Swimming
Running
Acting
Dancing
Mating
Rearing
Celebrating
Laughing
Mingling
Talking
Walking
Jesting
Joking
Mocking
Chewing
Kicking
PunchingSo seeing as you do coding, you must not do any of the above? “Only as a dire and last resort, go to coding.”
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Things that suck less than coding (continued):
Contextualising | verb
Placing or studying in context@deeeds @iTap-Development has a bit of a point, if you think coding sucks so much, why are you doing it? 😳 EDIT: I read your list. DANCING?! Aaaargh I’d rather drown myself.
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@deeeds @iTap-Development has a bit of a point, if you think coding sucks so much, why are you doing it? 😳 EDIT: I read your list. DANCING?! Aaaargh I’d rather drown myself.
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@deeeds @iTap-Development has a bit of a point, if you think coding sucks so much, why are you doing it? 😳 EDIT: I read your list. DANCING?! Aaaargh I’d rather drown myself.
@Aidan-Oxley I'm surprised you think @iTap-Development has a point.
I thought you were more mentally capable. Try to stay in at least some of the contexts of this original post and the subsequent and preceding content and contexts.
In order to know the listed activities are some of the things that suck less than coding, I'd have to have done them.
And coding.
I have.
It's not necessary that one other condition be true, but just in case you're that naive about how advice is given:
Either:
a) I can't find something else to do with my life
OR
b) am unable to find another way to express myselfSay, for example, I dearly want to prototype and show a game concept that's difficult to express to other coders and/or requires a lot of adjustment and refinement to find its sweet spots. That would make the second condition true and justify the use of hyperPad (and coding) whilst not making the first condition true.
No straw man to swing at, no hypocrisy to claim.
Hold that thought, since it's one you've known before, but seem to have forgotten, as has @iTap-Development.
I get that you are keen to see me painted as hypocritical and/or invalidated in what I'm saying. I get that you think any one invalidation of any one thing might make it easier for you to ignore, disparage or forget anything else I've said that's caused you issues.
But to do so you're supporting the removal of all context you already know, and denying the most basic of logic and rationale for saying anything negative about coding.
Some of which is that I'm giving life advice from the point of view of experience and understanding.
So you're setting yourself up to fail at hating on what you're hearing. That will make it true of you.
In order to give this advice, with any confidence, I'd have to be older and more experienced than you, and you be young, inexperienced in other forms of coding and, possibly, inexperienced in the joys of some of the activities I've listed as sucking less than coding, whilst hyperPad usage not be a fully fledged example of, or pathway to, a career in coding.
I am, you are, hyperPad is not.
I know this to be true of both of you, and @GameCRAZY, for whom this thread is intended. This you both know, and is discernible by where this came from and the next piece of content and context: the Swift commentary. If you don't know hyperPad is not a careerist coder's path or tool, I hope you do now.
If you still think @iTap-Development has a point, I'm quite sure you're going to struggle with the understanding and retention of contexts needed to make sense of Swift initialisation.
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@Aidan-Oxley I'm surprised you think @iTap-Development has a point.
I thought you were more mentally capable. Try to stay in at least some of the contexts of this original post and the subsequent and preceding content and contexts.
In order to know the listed activities are some of the things that suck less than coding, I'd have to have done them.
And coding.
I have.
It's not necessary that one other condition be true, but just in case you're that naive about how advice is given:
Either:
a) I can't find something else to do with my life
OR
b) am unable to find another way to express myselfSay, for example, I dearly want to prototype and show a game concept that's difficult to express to other coders and/or requires a lot of adjustment and refinement to find its sweet spots. That would make the second condition true and justify the use of hyperPad (and coding) whilst not making the first condition true.
No straw man to swing at, no hypocrisy to claim.
Hold that thought, since it's one you've known before, but seem to have forgotten, as has @iTap-Development.
I get that you are keen to see me painted as hypocritical and/or invalidated in what I'm saying. I get that you think any one invalidation of any one thing might make it easier for you to ignore, disparage or forget anything else I've said that's caused you issues.
But to do so you're supporting the removal of all context you already know, and denying the most basic of logic and rationale for saying anything negative about coding.
Some of which is that I'm giving life advice from the point of view of experience and understanding.
So you're setting yourself up to fail at hating on what you're hearing. That will make it true of you.
In order to give this advice, with any confidence, I'd have to be older and more experienced than you, and you be young, inexperienced in other forms of coding and, possibly, inexperienced in the joys of some of the activities I've listed as sucking less than coding, whilst hyperPad usage not be a fully fledged example of, or pathway to, a career in coding.
I am, you are, hyperPad is not.
I know this to be true of both of you, and @GameCRAZY, for whom this thread is intended. This you both know, and is discernible by where this came from and the next piece of content and context: the Swift commentary. If you don't know hyperPad is not a careerist coder's path or tool, I hope you do now.
If you still think @iTap-Development has a point, I'm quite sure you're going to struggle with the understanding and retention of contexts needed to make sense of Swift initialisation.
@deeeds, I find coding fun when I'm making something that I want to make, without time constraints or monetary investment.
Writing
Painting
DrawingI prefer coding over these, and I see them as similar things; having an idea in mind and bringing it to life.
I play games a lot, and so I want to make games that others would enjoy. I might not succeed or even finish a game, but I still enjoy doing it as a hobby at the moment.
If/when I'm doing it as a job I might not like it as much; I don't know since I haven't done it.
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@deeeds @iTap-Development has a bit of a point, if you think coding sucks so much, why are you doing it? 😳 EDIT: I read your list. DANCING?! Aaaargh I’d rather drown myself.
@aidan-oxley said in Coding Sucks:
@deeeds @iTap-Development has a bit of a point, if you think coding sucks so much, why are you doing it? 😳 EDIT: I read your list. DANCING?! Aaaargh I’d rather drown myself.
Same! 😂
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@Deeeds is this this you dancing?
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@Aidan-Oxley I'm surprised you think @iTap-Development has a point.
I thought you were more mentally capable. Try to stay in at least some of the contexts of this original post and the subsequent and preceding content and contexts.
In order to know the listed activities are some of the things that suck less than coding, I'd have to have done them.
And coding.
I have.
It's not necessary that one other condition be true, but just in case you're that naive about how advice is given:
Either:
a) I can't find something else to do with my life
OR
b) am unable to find another way to express myselfSay, for example, I dearly want to prototype and show a game concept that's difficult to express to other coders and/or requires a lot of adjustment and refinement to find its sweet spots. That would make the second condition true and justify the use of hyperPad (and coding) whilst not making the first condition true.
No straw man to swing at, no hypocrisy to claim.
Hold that thought, since it's one you've known before, but seem to have forgotten, as has @iTap-Development.
I get that you are keen to see me painted as hypocritical and/or invalidated in what I'm saying. I get that you think any one invalidation of any one thing might make it easier for you to ignore, disparage or forget anything else I've said that's caused you issues.
But to do so you're supporting the removal of all context you already know, and denying the most basic of logic and rationale for saying anything negative about coding.
Some of which is that I'm giving life advice from the point of view of experience and understanding.
So you're setting yourself up to fail at hating on what you're hearing. That will make it true of you.
In order to give this advice, with any confidence, I'd have to be older and more experienced than you, and you be young, inexperienced in other forms of coding and, possibly, inexperienced in the joys of some of the activities I've listed as sucking less than coding, whilst hyperPad usage not be a fully fledged example of, or pathway to, a career in coding.
I am, you are, hyperPad is not.
I know this to be true of both of you, and @GameCRAZY, for whom this thread is intended. This you both know, and is discernible by where this came from and the next piece of content and context: the Swift commentary. If you don't know hyperPad is not a careerist coder's path or tool, I hope you do now.
If you still think @iTap-Development has a point, I'm quite sure you're going to struggle with the understanding and retention of contexts needed to make sense of Swift initialisation.
@deeeds I do not know what to say. Just, What?
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@Aidan-Oxley I'm surprised you think @iTap-Development has a point.
I thought you were more mentally capable. Try to stay in at least some of the contexts of this original post and the subsequent and preceding content and contexts.
In order to know the listed activities are some of the things that suck less than coding, I'd have to have done them.
And coding.
I have.
It's not necessary that one other condition be true, but just in case you're that naive about how advice is given:
Either:
a) I can't find something else to do with my life
OR
b) am unable to find another way to express myselfSay, for example, I dearly want to prototype and show a game concept that's difficult to express to other coders and/or requires a lot of adjustment and refinement to find its sweet spots. That would make the second condition true and justify the use of hyperPad (and coding) whilst not making the first condition true.
No straw man to swing at, no hypocrisy to claim.
Hold that thought, since it's one you've known before, but seem to have forgotten, as has @iTap-Development.
I get that you are keen to see me painted as hypocritical and/or invalidated in what I'm saying. I get that you think any one invalidation of any one thing might make it easier for you to ignore, disparage or forget anything else I've said that's caused you issues.
But to do so you're supporting the removal of all context you already know, and denying the most basic of logic and rationale for saying anything negative about coding.
Some of which is that I'm giving life advice from the point of view of experience and understanding.
So you're setting yourself up to fail at hating on what you're hearing. That will make it true of you.
In order to give this advice, with any confidence, I'd have to be older and more experienced than you, and you be young, inexperienced in other forms of coding and, possibly, inexperienced in the joys of some of the activities I've listed as sucking less than coding, whilst hyperPad usage not be a fully fledged example of, or pathway to, a career in coding.
I am, you are, hyperPad is not.
I know this to be true of both of you, and @GameCRAZY, for whom this thread is intended. This you both know, and is discernible by where this came from and the next piece of content and context: the Swift commentary. If you don't know hyperPad is not a careerist coder's path or tool, I hope you do now.
If you still think @iTap-Development has a point, I'm quite sure you're going to struggle with the understanding and retention of contexts needed to make sense of Swift initialisation.
@deeeds since dancing has been mentioned;
Advising other coders not to code(while coding yourself) because you think it sucks, is equivalent to showing up for your dance class and dancing and telling everyone it sucks and that they should avoid it if possible. -
@deeeds since dancing has been mentioned;
Advising other coders not to code(while coding yourself) because you think it sucks, is equivalent to showing up for your dance class and dancing and telling everyone it sucks and that they should avoid it if possible.@itap-development Lol yep.
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@itap-development Lol yep.
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@itap-development Lol yep.
@iTap-Development You're special.
Start here: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
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@iTap-Development You're special.
Start here: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
@deeeds I have no idea what you’re talking about. You said coding sucks in a forum full of people that like coding. How is that different to as iTap said going into say a dancing class then telling everyone that dancing sucks? The response you’ll most likely get from everyone is “then why are you here?”.
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@iTap-Development You're special.
Start here: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
@deeeds said in Coding Sucks:
@iTap-Development You're special.
Start here: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
I’m....flattered!?!?
That is a disgusting looking link 🤮....sorry
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@deeeds said in Coding Sucks:
@aidan-oxley You can't possibly fail that badly at logic without deliberately doing so.
Would you mind elaborating on how/what exactly he failed, why it was failure, and what you would consider not failure?
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It is important to always remember that dancing sucks. In all its forms. Always.
If you can find something else to do with your life, or other ways to express yourself, choose them.
Only as a dire and last resort, go to dancing.
Dancing at first seems easy and simple... but if you think it is simple you're making misconceptions and missing its true nature.
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It is important to always remember that dancing sucks. In all its forms. Always.
If you can find something else to do with your life, or other ways to express yourself, choose them.
Only as a dire and last resort, go to dancing.
Dancing at first seems easy and simple... but if you think it is simple you're making misconceptions and missing its true nature.
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