Worst Programming Communities
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4:06, missed a chance to put Prime's face somewhere small in there. :P
Good video, as usual.
It's called skill issue
Bro woke up and chose violence
someone had to say it.
@@melon. 🤣
medium: Where you can find the official docs paraphrased by the junior devs 😂
I felt that😅😂😂
behind a paywall!
When the docs are good but very overwhelming or too abstract, a good medium article showcasing the thoughts behind the docs is a really good resource.
@@amineabdz Very very very rare, like less than 0.5% rare
I found a really good article about a very specific cicd pipeline problem I had, but mostly true
Best way to learn programming:
1. Step outside
2. Take a deep breath
3. Travel to a remote location
4. Start a coconut farm
5. Never look back
coconut or maybe mango but beware that you have to save money for winter
waiting for primeagen's 1 hour reaction of this
XD
this is not worthy of primeagen's time... lots of slippery slops in this video
Ex-fang advice
3hr*
..."used to work at netflix"...
I have a feeling he is Indian / Pakistani 🤣
Or banga
He's definitely Indian, based on previous videos 😂
@@hsthast7183the way he said elachi is very bengali
@@vallukman or Odia who knows? Also Bengalis can be Indian too. Let's not speculate too much. But I repeat based on his previous vids he seems Indian to me.
@@vallukman The accent for elachi, Atif Aslam - yeah definitely bengali.... take my bets
There's an unhealthy amount of India & Pakistan mentioned in this video
We all know why
Why?
@@Nanoooyhelou, yor comjuter has a vairoos
guy's obviously desi
Bcz we have an accent based on our native dialects
3:35 "You can find video evidence why layoffs were necessary" :|
Like that famous "day in the life of a Twitter employee"
Tech ticktock, where you can find video evidence why layoffs were necessary 🤣
It hit hard, love it.
misspelling tiktok might just be the most respectable mistake out there
stay out of the loop, king, it's a mere hamster wheel covered in feces
I hate going on Reddit now because of all the idiots with their "OMG CS is dead" "Is it worth learning to code" If you have to ask that on Reddit then you obviously don't have enough soft skills to make it in software even during the boom
No joke, im an aspiring dev but i cannot believe how little time investment other aspiring devs think is required to learn a skill that pays so much. Im almost 2 years in and im making an app with a partner Ive beeb pair programming with for 4 months and recently got 2 seniors developers on board to help us build and mentor us through all the most difficult tasks without hand holding us. And every other person of our level trying to get a job that’s talked to us about what we’re doing has immediately been dismissive and says its way too much
Then you go to a subsequent post and find out what kind of devs are on there... I saw a post asking what kinds of projects people had built, and the most upvoted comment, was none. These are not FAANG level engineers; they're your classic reddit users who want to coast, hate consumerism and people who, you know, like money and working. I mean, you post anything about FAANG and you'll get a mix of people saying "I could've gone to FAANG, but I felt that I wanted to work in this role" Which is the equivalent of "I could've gone pro if I didn't hurt my shoulder back in junior high". Then, there's the others who are clearly jealous, want those kinds of jobs, and just, don't put in any work to actually attain them.
@@moomie1634 i couldn’t have more eloquently described these whiners than you have just now. And not only that, they will actively encourage you to quit. I made a post about me and my buddy looking for good places to do outreach for more collaborators that want to learn. And you know what the overwhelming response was? Insults about how stupid we are for trying something so out of reach, telling us we were wasting out time and then the cherry on top was telling us we were clearly awful and shitting on our skills while we made absolutely no comment on what we’ve actually built or are capable of
@@trentirvin2008 Honestly, why care about what a redditor says. If you're having fun doing it, and you're really developing some skills creating it, then keep going. People call some of my hobbies dumb, but I enjoy them. Same thing with programming projects. As for the first statement about looking for people to collaborate, go to colleges. There will always be students looking to learn a bit more and get a bit better at their skills, and you've got a ton of people in a small area
@@moomie1634 can’t disagree, its dumb to waste my time giving any thought to it. I think i just hate the environment it creates online when you’re trying to find people that want to learn. I graduated from college with a biology degree in 2022 but decided i wanted to program instead of a phd program, so online learning has been my outlet. Probably why it irks me so much but i think im gonna take your advice on looking for collaborators at colleges
> marked safe from BigBox video
Haha theo! I bet you'll be there in the next vid
Are you going to reupload this video and call it a "reaction"?
@@dakata2416 nah, he would like that too much
@@t3dotgg oh I'm sure he would
@@t3dotgg do it, public perms right here ;)
absolutely violated 80% of "programmers" with 20% the effort
So tired of meeting people who've graduated as "computer scientists", who have zero experience in any dev environment and can be dumbfounded by some of the simplest concepts that were even taught in their classes.
Best way to learn programming: read docs ✅
Learn by doing. 😉🌞
@@AdamFiregate yup
@@AdamFiregate mr. nasty time
No... best way is to follow along a video tutorial of indian dude making twitter clone
Although I agree, sadly not all docs are made equal
Dude has entered his villain arc with this one 🤣😈
I see another ballsy guy not afraid to call out idiots/influencers online. Way to go, my guy and I covered a similar video on my channel as well.
Love you brother ❤️ I watch your videos and live streams
@@Coder.tahsin aww thanks so much
programming communities: "God have mercy"
😂
3:44 - Medium - Where you can read the official docs paraphrased by a junior dev
That's the most truest sentence I heard in all my life, ever. Period.
1:55 I just feel attacked when he said with Udemy skills 💀
I'm not even a programmer and even I felt attacked 🤣
I stood up and started clapping while loudly shouting the pledge of allegiance after he skill issued the "american dream is dead" crowd. Good stuff.
Bro decided to go scorched earth on everyone 😂😂
The amount of South Asian references in this video!! lol
No "love babbar" was harmed during this video
aman and shraddha too
Bodied scam babbar
Happy to see that I survived the violations
I wouldnt call this a violation, its more like facts
"Every Biryani has an Elaichi"? Bro, elaichis I can handle. But the cloves...
I knew this would be a fire video 🔥
I love it
Been in a bit of a depressive rut and been mindlessly scrolling through videos like the ones you described. It made me feel much worse. This video was extremely needed. Thank you so much
To be honest, when I am at my lowest in programming-facing deadlines and unfinished projects-I go to communities like Reddit and start to see posts/comments echoing what BigBox mentioned, like "data science is dead" and "AI will take our jobs," and it makes me feel bad. However, after watching this video, I now understand how these communities are full of idle talk. Thanks to BigBox for opening our eyes and telling us to "just code.
True
It is not just //cscareerquestions, its every damn community online, I would go on reddit because google would just give me bunch of irrelevant advertisements sites for whatever my inquiry is, then I would add 'reddit' to the search hoping to get at least one useful answer, and there are just a bunch of anons spitting horses.hit on whatever the subject is. Thats why the chatgpt is so revolutionary, they managed to make some sense out of all the nonsense you find online.
If you don't know the meaning of TC or GTFO in the clip, it means Total Compensation or Get The F**k Off
LMFAO thank you!
If you talk tech wise: The wrost developer community is of shopify developers community. Their documentation is a quite daunting task to understand and their helping material is way too much less.
I love your humour and your video style. Really enjoyed this one haha
4:09 dude you dodged a bullet right there
"more fingers than friends " --i felt that XD
the references of Pakistan, India and Bangladesh relations had my dying. My man spoke very truthfully.
LOVE your video!
Medium is cringe 💯
This is quality content, I really subscribed.
This is my the programming channel I was looking for.
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as the Linux community, is in fact, the GNU/Linux community. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
Lol.
The Lightning round of honorable mentions at the end of the video was the funniest part!
Thank you BigBo, very cool
Savage, but accurate. I 100% fell into the RUclips tech youtuber trap when I started coding. Turns out buying courses from people who spend 80% of their time marketing the course and 20% of the time making the course is a bad idea.
I can not count the times I have opened a medium article and it being just the official docs. People have no shame.
@2:10 can’t think of a better way to describe this new generation
This video was too good!
Smooth sponsor transition bro
1:03 am soo dead at that linked in profile "serial entreprenuer" 🤣🤣🤣
that buildup into the sponsor is... brilliant (ba dum tss 🥁)
Gotta learn how bigboxSWE prepare his talk, would help in pitching an idea or a project. 😄
Hey I’m about to enter college in 6 months and I wanna take computer science as a major.but I have totally zero experience or knowledge in coding,what programming should I learn as a beginner,and what’s the best language to learn?
this channel is pure gold
This channel is a rare one in the programming content space on YT that uses funny, desi references to instil insecurity for the already doomed programmer, who’s biggest mistake after majoring in CS is not using VIM over VSCode
3:01 i can relate that !! In always an enjoyable food there's something awful like curry leaves or elaichi!!👍👍
You don't eat them😂
@@alphabeta3528 but they by mistake comes in mouth 🥲 while eating if yk yk then you can relate
Thank you Bigbo :=)
new Vocabulary "Alright, Okay"
This was good but I felt you could have gone harder on stackoverflow; I remember moderators making it hell.
oh don't worry, stackoverflow deserves a whole video to itself
He did not miss with this one.
That's a familiar interview room
finally a single video/input on programming that ACTUALLY knows whats up
I abs agree with everything but man stack overflow is useful
I didn't know about team blind so I looked it up... and had to nope out from what I'm seeing in the feed. The description says it's supposed to be a professional community but it looks anything but professional.
i just get hands on experience of every new technology i wanna learn by building a ph clone
No bhaiya and didi was harmed in this video.
Oooff great roast, great video damnn
The medium take is soo true
3:36 hit haarrrrdddd!!
I just want to learn, but ended up showing up to class asking myself what in the ever loving fuck is going on, and one day watched a classmate somehow get stuck in an infinite loop on MySQL workbench in his command prompt.
Hey, do you know any mysql workbench learning resources? I can't find any, I need it for uni.
@@khronos2213 w3schools I find to be a pretty good source, and for some straightforward videos on youtube. Bro code is usually a good source for some quick learning.
Where can I contact you for advice
you can contact him here in this comment thread
I used to watch all sorts of tech youtubers and read all sorts of tech articles, now 5 years in my software development career and the only thing i read related to coding Is the documentation
What's the "good" communities I wonder, as I'm a newbie to discussion of stuff
thanks bigbo
bigbox on fire !!! 🔥
I didnt expect bro to not talk shit about the linux community
Bro really knows indian tech youtube
I'm so happy to wake up to this ngl
wake up bigbox uploaded
great content
The internet is awful
-bro was bold enough to say the truth 💀💀💀
Mentioning STACK OVERFLOW was a mistake
Should do one with communities like Quora (even though not only programming content is there).
The other day I screenshotted a question I saw. "How do you solve 5.6 + 8.9?".
5:23 Bangladesh Mentioned. 🎊🎊
"Team Blind, makes 4chan look like an intellectual discussion forum" daayuumm (in Kevin Hart's voice)
SO : "duplicate thread by the way" 🤣
more the videos i see from bigbox the more i question his nationality
Only reddit i like is unixpon, when i can forget all hate crimes and windows
bro never misses!
I'm suprised you didn't mention /g/
what about "ai experts" on Linkedin who feel legitimised to explain us all about LLMs because they chatted with gpt couple of times
bro the way you said elaichi hurt me
and after that comes linkedin tech enthusiast gurus
0:49 All I ask is a simple question:
Why can't "programmers" program ?
this video is cutthroat, no one is safe 😂
2:39 FR they are NPC's
3:36 Ok, but seriously, we can agree the installment page for Arch Linux is a bit of a litmus test.
APNA COLLEGE mentioned! 😆
What's the matter with indie hackers ? they build stuff
Bro finally completed his first project...
lmao i installed arch yesterday please dont lump me with jocks
I use arch btw
3:45 best take in the video
This guy cheated his destruction skill to 256