learn to code, it's one of the best ways to change the world
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That's pretty much what I told my boy
learn a language is literally learn to code
I'm interested in learning in my down time. Where would you suggest someone start?
On it🫡
If one knows how to code, any links to what you consider good projects
I have always felt that programming is almost godlike. You can conjure things into existence that can be used by millions of people.
Go to GitHub. Type nostr into search. You should find a multitude of interesting projects that would love your help. Even if you're just learning to code.
hey even doing meth is just learning to code
*math
if I could give up a $60/hr job that I hate, I would. and no time when I'm off work due to raising a baby
highest ROI possible for individuals
the job is a psyops, the baby is a blessing
youtube + python
LFG 🔥
real question:
where would you begin if you wanted to learn to code?
How to start?
Do please note a recommended video or something of a tutorial of sorts that might tickle my interest. I have no clue if it's any fun.
Also have a job and kids. However, I'm doing one python lesson of ~30 min almost every evening
working through CLRS and Discrete math part time. Ill be ready to contribute at some point lol.
Seconded, I have no idea where to even start.
Learning how to code is essentially as important as learning how to write.
What they both have:
- Languages
- Syntax
- Punctuation
- Formatting
The cool thing about code is that when code don't work, it'll give you an Error message.
If you can write an essay, you can learn to code a program.
I'm good at the English.
I'm terrible with programming.
I totally agree.
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ah shit
Same, heavily emphasize the "...CAN learn to code..."
I did basic C++ classes at uni, then did scientific computing for a computational physics course. Still dumbfounded on programming.
I can navigate a Jupyter notebook
historically speaking, "the best" way to change the world has been to develop that perfect blend of charisma and ruthlessness -- shout out my boy Napoleon.
learning to code is great, if it suits your personality. 🤷♂️
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> be me
What's the most useful language to start learning if I aim to try and help with bitcoin related projects? Where do I even begin?
Or at least have a literacy level to know what the programs you use do.
They tell it’s coders are the first to be killed by AI
Though the AI will only code what the government says it can.

boot.dev is a great way to get into it and learn the basics/build a strong foundation. :)
once you've got that just build build build (whatever project you want). careful not to getstuxck in tutorial hell :)
this looks great! thanks