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Anonymous 05/13/2025 (Tue) 01:52:34 No. 1317
how do you find people to program with?
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what? Look, say you are working on different modules in a project that allows for that level of compartmentalization: >silence Say you are both looking at the same file at the same time to find a maths bug >dude "hallucinated drivel" >bro what >no dude like >no bro shut the fuck on loop you can't code with others, it just doesn't make sense.
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>>1319 If you've never had a cs job it's ok to just say that
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>>1320 I have not D: Are you more productive programming with others? Doubt it.
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>>1321 100%. If you're not, you're just doing it wrong or thinking about it the wrong way
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>>1317 If it's work, you just work with people and that's it. Personal projects? You will likely make all of them by yourself, mostly because it's not easy to have visibility on the internet just like that. You can try to contribute to already-existing open-source projects, but it's much easier idea-wise and motivation-wise to work on your own stuff rather than learning someone else's codebase and then figure out and idea of what could be changed that you can implement.
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>>1326 About >figuring out what you could implement The probably best way is to use the software and find out why it's garbage (because it always is)


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