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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bullen 27 Apr \ parent \ on: Permissionless alernative to Github over nostr bitdevs

It's different and new, yes. One must learn new things. It's not technical or hard to get. It's just new.

But I understand there's a hurdle. So is learning facebook or twitter or whateverthefuck. Takes 5-10 minutes to get acquainted.

Will gramma 70+ get an account? Nope. She needs your help with tik-tok.

I mean, come on.

54 sats \ 7 replies \ @Bullen 27 Apr \ parent \ on: Permissionless alernative to Github over nostr bitdevs

I don't get this really. It's not that technical.

To get an account, go to any nostr app and create one. On most it'll tell you "save this nsec and keep it secure". Done.

Most will even say: get alby or nos2x extension and create an account there and use it to log in. Done.

How the fuck is that technical. Man the bar is low 😅

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bullen 29 Mar \ parent \ on: How to prepare for a coding career? devs

Lol, I just read the title. But really, some things you can't learn but from experience...

500 sats \ 2 replies \ @Bullen 29 Mar \ on: How to prepare for a coding career? devs

Code.

Just code.

Like, a lot.

How?

Well, do projects.

What projects?

Good tools, stupid ideas, fun things etc...

Just code.

Personally I did

My personal website
My bands website
A shitty social media thing, kind of Facebook but dumb
Another shitty social media thing in another framework
Some Rock Paper Scissors MMORPG which constantly broke because I tried to write all multiplayer things from scratch in c++ haha, fuck me that sucked 😅
Some other shitty web site
A program to help me write my blog posts, in my json format, for my website
Some games with different tools
Some android apps, one larger exercise tracker
A million smaller scripts / tools

And then I also did a lot of competetive programming and things like

Adventofcode (this is the best)
Codingame
Kattis
And a million other of these types of things

Plus, I did join different hackathons like gamejams et.c and I really recommend going to these because of how it is

Fun
Networking
Networking

Then you can read some books. I highly recommend

Clean code

Learn to write clean code. Learn to write tests. Learn to write simple makefiles to run maintenance things.

Just. Code.

Like, a lot.

But most importantly: Have fun.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Bullen 22 Mar \ parent \ on: an antifragile way to store your Bitcoin antifragile

The OP_RETURN code allows anyone to write messages into Bitcoin.

I wouldn't recommend it really, but it really is a possibility.

64 sats \ 2 replies \ @Bullen 22 Mar \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon

That's the spirit! Look around for some recipes that'd maybe tickle your pallet!

1 sat \ 0 replies \ @Bullen 22 Mar \ on: Are you a slayer of procrastination? meta

I am the embodiment of raw and pure procrastination.

11 sats \ 4 replies \ @Bullen 22 Mar \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon

Edibles!

I most often just grill them, you could also slather some nice batter on them and deep fry. Cauliflower is dang tasty!

21 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bullen 22 Mar \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon

I just put like 30 flower bunches in water with some lemon slices and sugar for some days to make an elder flower juice concentrate. It's the perfect taste of childhood.