I do not know of any such occurrence. I would like to know about it

Lol I love the unfiltered shade

AI could never

iPhone 1 from the 1950s

Okay chatgpt write a script for this gameplay showcase focusing on the lack of hand holding in detail

Its not an entry point into programming at all. From the preface of the first volume,

The following chapters are not meant to serve as an introduction to computer programming; the reader is supposed to have had some previous experience. The prerequisites are actually very simple, but a beginner requires time and practice in order to understand the concept of a digital computer.

https://teachyourselfcs.com/

Its a long path but one you can take at your own pace. Good luck

I disabled the caps lock key all together

More importantly it helps people radicalised by Stallman to play games on their GNU/linux machines (kidding)

Can you configure it to ignore ls and cd …

The circle of 1!f€

Yeah I’m sure they have their reasons but if it were up to me I would never allocate resources for that.

“Let it rot and fester somewhere else”

Yeah the more gaming landscape gets matured outside of Windows the better

Hey but at least my app binary is 8kb and I can run on all platforms

The suggestion would probably be to install linux and harbour radical thoughts

Didn’t recognise the scene coz I had stopped 2 seasons prior

(It’s from Game of thrones season 7)

Didn’t know that. Never felt the need to ask questions since almost all of my queries are asked in some form or another. However many times I had info to share complementing the answers but couldn’t comment.

Look at this fancy person with enough reputation to ask a question

I would recommend C for the simplicity. You’ll get familiar with the nitty gritties of a relatively featureless programming language. Which will let you view other languages and their tools with more nuance. But it all depends on what you want to do with it, want to program an MCU like Arduino or learn linux? C is perfect. If you want to build something with graphical interfaces like websites or GUI apps, I would suggest something else but C is still a good place to get started.

Here is something written by AI:

• Mental Toughness: C can be challenging, but mastering it builds strong problem-solving skills and a deeper appreciation for higher-level languages.
• Widespread Influence: Many popular languages like Java and C++ borrow heavily from C’s syntax and concepts, making it easier to learn them later.
• Under the Hood: C provides a closer look at how computers work, memory management, and hardware interaction compared to higher-level languages.

It really whips the penguins ass