The thing about getting good at programming is that half the job is getting good at looking stuff up online, so sometimes (especially when I’m feeling antsy or insecure) I just look things up for people on Reddit and it makes them happy.
The other half of getting good at programming, by the way, is debugging. And the other half is having the patience to read through the whole article or watch the whole video. And the other half is actually knowing what problem you’re trying to solve. And the…
I’m in a hospital that I visited more times than I can remember, but I was a child then. I’m in a town where I used to live, but I don’t have a bed here anymore. My grandmother looks small, like a child, and she is sleeping. The walls are all the same color of beige with the metal corners, but they sell sushi in the caf, and the coffee isn’t burnt.
You can’t go home again.
Haha and the rideshare brought me to the wrong terminal I didn’t even know ABIA had more than one
Also I feel like there’s got to be a term for that sub genre of science fiction where essentially it’s an exploration of the impact of one significant technological advance, but I don’t know what it’s called. It seems to be lumped in with dystopia. (Black Mirror does this quite a bit.)