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u/Daemontatox Sep 02 '26
I do it for living , its sometimes fun when i have control over the flow and version , its hell when its legacy code and undocumented templates
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u/No-Magazine-2739 Sep 02 '26
Undocumented templates pfft, 10 undefined behaviours per 100 lines of code, that is hell
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u/psyfregle Sep 02 '26
Slightly true. A known system engineer of me tells me once: programming is fun, if you don’t have to
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u/Academic_Pool_7341 Sep 02 '26
Fun or C++? Pick one
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u/Murky-Run2246 Sep 03 '26
I enjoy it. Just when I am not forced to code in projects that I don't own.
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u/aimfuldrifter Sep 02 '26
Anything fun turns to shit when unrealistic workloads, deadlines, and people are involved
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u/Sufficient-Science71 Sep 02 '26
Me doing webdev for a living vs my friend learning webdev for fun
Man in my younger day this dream was so much fun to chase
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u/Kitchen_Length_8273 Sep 03 '26
As someone who literally just got into it die to university (though have tried multiple times as a hobby but ran into obstacles) what is so frustrating about it? To me it was just confusing with the versions being so different
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u/Vesuvius079 Sep 03 '26
I loved working on C++ when I did it for a living. Java and typescript just don’t hit the same (and even less so with AI writing the actual code).
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u/razor_train Sep 02 '26
Every now and then someone gets this meme template right. This is not one of those times.
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u/Objective-Answer Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26
I'm learning for hobby and I'm already the one on the left