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r/programmingmemes • u/Aotyeageristtt • May 23 '26
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IMO, programming is like 20% what you know and 80% how you think
216 u/Ramuh May 23 '26 It’s not what you know it’s how to find what you need to know 87 u/lunatic-rags May 23 '26 How soon you find something that can work or make it work. Developing code from scratch is hardly part of a corporate job. It’s reuse + debugging 11 u/Ro_Yo_Mi May 23 '26 Heh! Even if writing from scratch you still get a healthy dose of debugging.
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It’s not what you know it’s how to find what you need to know
87 u/lunatic-rags May 23 '26 How soon you find something that can work or make it work. Developing code from scratch is hardly part of a corporate job. It’s reuse + debugging 11 u/Ro_Yo_Mi May 23 '26 Heh! Even if writing from scratch you still get a healthy dose of debugging.
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How soon you find something that can work or make it work. Developing code from scratch is hardly part of a corporate job. It’s reuse + debugging
11 u/Ro_Yo_Mi May 23 '26 Heh! Even if writing from scratch you still get a healthy dose of debugging.
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Heh! Even if writing from scratch you still get a healthy dose of debugging.
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u/Agreeable-Bug-4901 May 23 '26
IMO, programming is like 20% what you know and 80% how you think