@@mohammadzafar7891 Dude it literally happend to me: Running all tests: 50/50 works Rerun one of them on its own: works Me: *Surprised Pikachu Face* (i uploaded it as a meme if u wanna see it for yourself)
Have you ever been coding, and you're really in the flow and you understand everything, then all of a sudden you look at your screen and you're like "wtf am I even doing, what are all these words and numbers even doing" until you manage to get your train of thought back?
I’m not sure if this is only me but when I use a variable a bunch of times, I get confused all of a sudden and feel like I’m not spelling a basic word right or it just looks very weird
Same. A lil while ago I saw this tutorial, and used it as reference for a new piece of code with the same function. And I remember wondering: 'WHY doesn't this work?!???' 5 hours later, I finally realized.
@@nicholast it’s probably because unlike machines, when we get told to do something again, we would try to correct it by ourselves, but machines wouldn’t...
If you do this task 3 times a day that means you saved 6 mins per day so you will need 20 days to return your 2 hours work then get your sweet 6 mins free everyday on
I spent 2 weeks making a "hand gesture control" for when I'm watching series/movies on my tv (connected to my pc) so I don't have to roll 2 meters with my chair to the keyboard to change episode or pause.
Waking up in the middle of the night, realising the solution, hit me hard haha. Also the classic 'git commit -m "works now"' then next commit "actually works now" 😂
@@nicholast I watched a documentary on RUclips about Taiwanese children going blind from all the learning (staring at books and screens)... Like, actually blind. It's a major problem there.
the "but it worked on my local machine" is scary accurate, I have seen many of my classmates freak out bc the program would work on their end but not on the school's server lol
@@bread3818 mostly because the compiler that they were using were different from that of the school servers. This wouldn’t be a problem for a simple “hello world” type of program but writing the more complex programs can cause problems
Lol yep, my code wouldn't compile on my TA's machine because I forgot to put the line "return *this" in a function of a class. Turns out the g++ compiler in Linux added that line for me and compiled it as a warning instead of throwing an error.
The worst part is getting the "oh I know how to fix that bug now" moment but you completely forgot what you were even thinking when it comes time to write anything.
@@slottmachine hey can you share your experience because I intended to drop out too. But I read that if i do so, I would be considered a transfer student and it would be a lot harder to be accepted to another school. And how do you find out your perfect major. Like Im 19 now and have taken 2 and a half semester course. Is it too late.
let me add some more: "did you try clearing the cache?" "did you revert back to the build that DID run?" "who cares about the initial code, just keep copy pasting it from project to project" "I cannot for the life of mine figure out why this CORS just wouldnt work...... wait, it did. What?" "Regex can just go to hell."
@@jiraiya5604 I've been doing comp science stuff since like middle school (now a sophomore in college) and I have yet to touch regex, I have a feeling I'm going to need to learn it soon
@@stealth3002 For real you'll need it someday in real world circumstances. I'm a final year student and worked on some projects including regex. You don't need it usually while working but surely it comes in handy when there's some kinda sorting in there.
It's so good to watch this video and not feel alone while laughing and see all the comments telling that everything is so relatable. Keep up and make part 2! Greetings from Brazil! o/
Going crazy to find the errors in your code that you spent hours on only to find a single misplaced colon/semi-colon is something that's universally relatable to all programmers
or just one random closed bracket for no reason that didn't get highlighted as an error and instead caused 80 errors everywhere except on that one line
Its because women are actually smart. Guys think we're smart but jokes on us because we're stuck coding. The real wise men are with the women learning to stick things in random bodies.
The semi-colon one doesn’t really work because error diagnostics is always going to remind you about it. I’m honestly more surprised that there isn’t one about using > instead of < in a for loop condition
Or the opposite "why am I getting a null pointer error when I call that method?" "Oh I never actually assigned an object" Literally made that exact mistake yesterday and it took me a good 5+ minutes of staring at the screen to realize I was a dumbass lol.
"We are impressed with your experience and background but we decided to move forward with other candidates" that LITERALLY happened to me a week ago 😂😂😂.
0:47 I do this everytime when debugging, and I know damn well it's not getting into the loop, but I've still got to check because it's part of the ritual
"Oh I forgot to call the function" feels like the story of my life, on the bright side, I seem to discover like 5 different bugs on why something won't work, before realizing I didn't call the function
Laughing so hard because I can relate to basically every single scene, except 0:59 because sleep > homework (I just grab my phone on my beside, jot down some notes, and go back to bed cause it's probably 3 in the morning and I'm tired) and 2:17 because uh... there's actually quite a lot of girls in my CS courses. Including yours truly.
"Does the lowest assignment get dropped" stung me right in the heart. Thats my life-jacket for christ sake cuz you always know theres gonna be that one part of the subject you will inevitably fail at.
Coming up with solutions whilst in bed, I can relate so much to this. There have been times I spent the whole day trying to figure something out, then went to bed, struggled to sleep and suddenly something clicks in your brain!
"What if we just write everything in Python and convert it to {language}?" Jokes on you, Python is the only language I'm good at. Jokes aside, Python is easy syntax wise, but it only saves you from doing mundane things so you can focus on the core of the problem.
100 likes and I’ll make a part 2 👀
Damn already there just waiting for
It
dude! we are classmates!
you have 100 likes, do it
@@vincentzhao4547 cool! hows the term going so far?
@@ishmalala coming soon...
"Why is the new code giving me the same result... "
"Oh I didnt save the file."
That’s a good one 😂
C++: didnt compile before running
"Oh I tested on the actual web instead of localhost"
@@linkthai1995 that one happens way too often
So true
Running it a second time is literally my attempt at solving every problem.
And I’m surprised every time when it doesn’t fix the problem
😁 Sometimes it actually works, I swear!
@@Christobanistan It has never worked for me, but I always remain hopeful
@@nicholast I'm surprised when it actually does work 😂😂
@@mohammadzafar7891 Dude it literally happend to me:
Running all tests: 50/50 works
Rerun one of them on its own: works
Me: *Surprised Pikachu Face*
(i uploaded it as a meme if u wanna see it for yourself)
Waking up in the middle of night realizing my mistake is so realatable
dreaming in code
Literally me last night, summer session has me dreaming in code
@@JoseAguirre-hl2do same for me but in math
I agree 100%
for me it's in the shower lmao
"It worked yesterday"
"Yesterday, the only ones who knew what this program does were God and myself. Today, God only knows."
And even then hes still not completely sure
Print("made it inside loop") is the most accurate thing lmao
Yoooo, this is wild 😂😂😂😂
i just do
print("works?")
print("testing")
print("failfailaifaflaiAAA")
print("what is happening")
print("looping")
"Oh no, why is this line if code not changing color".
Never have I heard something to relatable.
code: not changing colour
*something's wrong, i can feel it*
@@nicholast bro its how i avoid bugs (some of them ;( )
@@nicholast or if IntelliSense isn’t working anymore… than you know you f*cked something up
1:53 literally me in my first year of engineering! I just cry sometimes, it is no big deal.
Truly it is👏🏻👏🏻
"Compiled with 32 warnings...nice" LMAO
warnings are just there for decoration
@@nicholast Warni gs are just errors that compiled lol
Nah it would've been actually nice if it compiled with 69 warnings
hey, as long as it works
@@nicholast Yep 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Have you ever been coding, and you're really in the flow and you understand everything, then all of a sudden you look at your screen and you're like "wtf am I even doing, what are all these words and numbers even doing" until you manage to get your train of thought back?
yeah sometimes i just stare at my screen and wonder how i just wrote all that code. it's like highway hypnosis lool
Every single time🤣
I’m not sure if this is only me but when I use a variable a bunch of times, I get confused all of a sudden and feel like I’m not spelling a basic word right or it just looks very weird
@@dylanthony1 my variables always degrade with each new project..
I don’t even know how some words are spelt anymore
@@dylanthony1 this is me, sometimes my own name will look and sound weird
"Oooohhh, I never called the function"
I felt that one. Real hard
Same. A lil while ago I saw this tutorial, and used it as reference for a new piece of code with the same function.
And I remember wondering: 'WHY doesn't this work?!???'
5 hours later, I finally realized.
That hit too close to home
0:11"Wait, why does this work?" ok this hit way tooooo hard at home, happens to me when I'm looking back at my code that I wrote a week ago lmao
"What if we just run it again?" had me dead-ass related.
i get surprised every time when running it again doesn't help
@@nicholast it’s probably because unlike machines, when we get told to do something again, we would try to correct it by ourselves, but machines wouldn’t...
@@nicholast 😂😂😂
The worst is when running it the second time works but the first didn't, and you did not change any of the code
@@sephchan50 it’d do be like that
" i just spent two hours automating this 2 minute task" this one is golden.
If you do this task 3 times a day that means you saved 6 mins per day so you will need 20 days to return your 2 hours work then get your sweet 6 mins free everyday on
@@mohamedhussein9679 I’d never actually worked it out, but wow, now you’ve validated our desire to automate *everything*
I spent 2 weeks making a "hand gesture control" for when I'm watching series/movies on my tv (connected to my pc) so I don't have to roll 2 meters with my chair to the keyboard to change episode or pause.
sooo relatable lmao
I automate even things I have to do once, so I spend 2 hours to do 2 minute task.
"Well that didnt work"
Spams Control Z
that got me
"I just spent hours automating this 2 minute task"
This had me weak lmao
it's called efficiency 😎
Waking up in the middle of the night, realising the solution, hit me hard haha. Also the classic 'git commit -m "works now"' then next commit "actually works now" 😂
"Am I going blind?" Bro legit every year in CS my text size had to increase by 1 in my IDE lmfao
bad tradeoff 😭
@@nicholast I watched a documentary on RUclips about Taiwanese children going blind from all the learning (staring at books and screens)... Like, actually blind. It's a major problem there.
@@oliveryt7168 do you have the link ?
You scroll more and then you get palm-ache 😩
I'm gonna be legally blind by the time I end my carrer.
I just watched the: "Why does my back always hurt?" while sitting exactly like that!
fix ur posture!
SAMEEEEEEEE
same
You hunch back, I hunch forward
🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Why isn’t this line of code changing colors” my literal thought today 💀💀💀
That’s when you know something is really wrong 😂
This is a new one 😂😂😂
"Why don't we just wrap it in a try-catch" actually killed me, because I do that so much lmao
I actually solved a hackerrank problem doing this
When he typed:
git commit -m "works now"
I felt that.
"What if we just write it in Python and convert it to {language}" - Felt that in my soul
someone should make a python translator
@@nicholast a compiler?
@@branor04 A transpiler
now it works: f"What if we just write it in Python and convert it to {language}"
except for me it's "C to [language]" because i hate python and it will burn and it sucks and it is the bane of my existence
"What is a pointer" just hit me right in my main
all the *'s and &'s ahhh
@@nicholast I just took a big exam bout them yesterday . fingers crossed!
@@soerenkierkegaard2968 🤞
std::unique_ptr: "Come, this is no place to die!"
@@soerenkierkegaard2968 how you did?
the "but it worked on my local machine" is scary accurate, I have seen many of my classmates freak out bc the program would work on their end but not on the school's server lol
As a newbie comp sci major, may I ask why this happens?
ff
@@bread3818 mostly because the compiler that they were using were different from that of the school servers. This wouldn’t be a problem for a simple “hello world” type of program but writing the more complex programs can cause problems
Happens in real world too 🤣
Lol yep, my code wouldn't compile on my TA's machine because I forgot to put the line "return *this" in a function of a class. Turns out the g++ compiler in Linux added that line for me and compiled it as a warning instead of throwing an error.
“Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come.” Sharing some love from small RUclipsr
🙌🙌
The waking up in the middle of the night knowing how to fix your code is literally so true
The worst part is getting the "oh I know how to fix that bug now" moment but you completely forgot what you were even thinking when it comes time to write anything.
that’s why you need to keep a notepad/ipad near your bed lol
“Bruh I might just drop out” haha that’s me every semester. It’s we all living the same life as cs majors
I dropped out twice 😅. I’m finally finishing undergrad in like 2 weeks.
@@slottmachine that’s huge!!! Congrats
Sad TT
@@slottmachine hey can you share your experience because I intended to drop out too. But I read that if i do so, I would be considered a transfer student and it would be a lot harder to be accepted to another school. And how do you find out your perfect major. Like Im 19 now and have taken 2 and a half semester course. Is it too late.
@@khanhvynguyen7858 no its not to late broo
"I never called the function".
Summarizes hours of troubleshooting
Finished my 1st year in CS University. I can relate to almost everything here. Have to admit though, in the end it's really fun.
1:00 hit different bro, it really be like that. I was at the kitchen table and I dipped to my computer after having a stroke of realization.
Usually happens when I’m showering, sleeping, or eating 😂 😂
let me add some more:
"did you try clearing the cache?"
"did you revert back to the build that DID run?"
"who cares about the initial code, just keep copy pasting it from project to project"
"I cannot for the life of mine figure out why this CORS just wouldnt work...... wait, it did. What?"
"Regex can just go to hell."
haha these are good 😂
Bruhh I'm literally solving regex questions when I saw this comment
@@jiraiya5604 I've been doing comp science stuff since like middle school (now a sophomore in college) and I have yet to touch regex, I have a feeling I'm going to need to learn it soon
@@stealth3002 For real you'll need it someday in real world circumstances. I'm a final year student and worked on some projects including regex. You don't need it usually while working but surely it comes in handy when there's some kinda sorting in there.
@@stealth3002 its easy it just looks hard
1:00 literally me 10 minutes after the due date of the final exam
happened to me for A09 :(
As an upcoming CS Bachelor I was laughing so hard at this lmaooo, literally all things are me
The moment when you compile your C++ project the second time and it works:
* Illuminati music starts playing *
"error... What if we just run it again"
You didn't have to come at me this hard
“What’s a pointer?” Got me dying for some reason
"Why does my back hurt?", yeah... I wonder why mine hurts as well all the time.
gotta maintain good posture
“Should I switch my major” that’s me half of the time, mainly cause I do animations and I enjoy that more than going to my CPS classes😂
You forgot the “there’s probably a library that can already do this”
Why is math so hard, felt that
fr tho
It's so good to watch this video and not feel alone while laughing and see all the comments telling that everything is so relatable.
Keep up and make part 2!
Greetings from Brazil! o/
"It works..... But only sometimes!!"
I felt that
Going crazy to find the errors in your code that you spent hours on only to find a single misplaced colon/semi-colon is something that's universally relatable to all programmers
yep
or just one random closed bracket for no reason that didn't get highlighted as an error and instead caused 80 errors everywhere except on that one line
This is so accurate 😂 from the code not changing color, forgetting a semicolon, and making a 100+ line program and not testing it till the end
2:17 "Why are there no girls in this class"
Legit, this is just sad man XD
They're all in med school XD
Really are there more female doctors than male now?
@@stevengelber2780 Maybe not doctors but in med school there are. At least in Germany.
@@groyps3291 yeah I don't know the reason why it is like this. I also don't know if it is a big problem we should change. It's just a fact
Its because women are actually smart. Guys think we're smart but jokes on us because we're stuck coding. The real wise men are with the women learning to stick things in random bodies.
@@busyblue4236 Do both?
the amount of these that i felt is just... it hurts
Hahaha glad you found it relatable :)
Oh boy!! you surely explained my pains in one video.
The best one yet: "let's run it a second time" and it returns with 54 errors.
As a computer science major who isn’t a genius this is so relatable😂
"I know how to fix that bug" is my fav right after "whats a pointer"
"UGHHHHHH, why doesn't this work?"
"Wait, why does this work?"
"Ohhhhh, I forgot a semicolon."
I'm dying.
😂😂
Every damn time. Lmao
The semi-colon one doesn’t really work because error diagnostics is always going to remind you about it. I’m honestly more surprised that there isn’t one about using > instead of < in a for loop condition
Everytime 🤣
"oh...I never called the function..." is the new missing semicolon type thing!
it honestly happens too many times
Or the opposite "why am I getting a null pointer error when I call that method?"
"Oh I never actually assigned an object"
Literally made that exact mistake yesterday and it took me a good 5+ minutes of staring at the screen to realize I was a dumbass lol.
Or I haven't started the thread
Did u put a webcam in my bedroom? Too relatable
😂😂😂 glad you enjoyed!
The "I know how to fix that bug" got me running out of the shower in the middle of it once lol. So relatable
This is why we need waterproof laptops
"What's a pointer?" I felt that 😂🤣😂🤣
lmao, honestly find half of clips so relatable
Glad you enjoyed!
Bro i found all the clips relatable not just half
"We are impressed with your experience and background but we decided to move forward with other candidates" that LITERALLY happened to me a week ago 😂😂😂.
Been hearing that for 6 straight months
fucking hell that's me all the time.
@@indenturedLemon i burst into laughter whenever I hear that HR bullcrap 😂
@@dragosdinescu2702 i wanna laugh and at the same time cry tbh
but despite that, I take receiving rejection emails over getting ghosted.
@@indenturedLemon im in pain rn, so fkn worried. i need an internship for next summer:(
"Should I drop out?" HAHAHA I ask myself this every day. Forge on!
Gotta push through it 💪
"what if we just run it again?" And "why isn't this line of code changing color" are so fax 💀
“Lowest assignment dropped “ are the sweetest words to my CS ears. Also to my minmaxing tendencies.
“Am I going blind?” Lmaoo same
0:47 I do this everytime when debugging, and I know damn well it's not getting into the loop, but I've still got to check because it's part of the ritual
🤣🤣
+ littering the entire codebase with print statements like "made it to line number 123" 😆
as a programmer I know the feeling of lying in bed and realizing whats wrong with the code
Thanks!
"Oh I forgot to call the function" feels like the story of my life, on the bright side, I seem to discover like 5 different bugs on why something won't work, before realizing I didn't call the function
How is this so effin relatable?? Love the content, I definitely thought you had more subs :o
glad you enjoyed :)
Pineapple
"What's a pointer?"
I literally ask this question every single time I use pointers.
This had my dying!! "It works, but I haven't tested it yet." 🤣
“why cant we just do everything on python” felt that 😞
"Why does my back always hurt"
"Am I going blind"
"Why are there on girls in this class"
"I'm gonna drop out"
👀
"damn I knew how it worked last night but not anymore" fuck, ain't that a mood before I started to actually put effort into commenting
comments are pretty useful
“We should ask my friend, he takes Mechatronics.”
''Why can't we just do everything in python"
As someone learning how to code,this used to be exactly my thought.
I just spent two hours automating this two-minute task.....So relatable...!
Laughing so hard because I can relate to basically every single scene, except 0:59 because sleep > homework (I just grab my phone on my beside, jot down some notes, and go back to bed cause it's probably 3 in the morning and I'm tired) and 2:17 because uh... there's actually quite a lot of girls in my CS courses. Including yours truly.
No over the top comedy, actually relatable.
Nicely done.
I’ve had that laying down and then realizing that I remember what my mistake was too many times now.
"can't find module express"
Ahahaha the endless npm problems
you'd think express would be there when the npm_modules folder is already 1 GB
I totally didn’t do a Google search on “how to get a girlfriend” lmao.
"Why can't we just do everything in Python". We had a guy on our team who'd literally say this all the time, because it's all he really knew.
"Does the lowest assignment get dropped" stung me right in the heart. Thats my life-jacket for christ sake cuz you always know theres gonna be that one part of the subject you will inevitably fail at.
Coming up with solutions whilst in bed, I can relate so much to this. There have been times I spent the whole day trying to figure something out, then went to bed, struggled to sleep and suddenly something clicks in your brain!
“Should I change majors?” is what I say after every exam
"It's not a bug, it's a feature" got me dead lmao
lol that's literally the mindset of the fool maintaining typeorm... somehow his package became popular and he doesn't have the sense to maintain it
I'm not even a CS major just a newbie self-taught and this still hit very close to home 😂
1:31 the way he pressed the enter button...
I felt that bro....
"just use a hashmap" lol
"Oww I never called the function" "Oww I forgot the semicolon"..
Daily routine
forgetting to call a function is sooo annoying
Loved the way 'Enter' is pressed at 1:31......something I do too!
hahaha
i like how computer science parodies are just for other computer geeks. Are we the most exclusive community ?
I know nothing about computer science but still find these funny, lol
1:00 ‘I know how to fix that bug’ LMAOOOO that is the most accurate thing I’ve seen hahahaha
Lol I love how you switch from minor annoyances to existential questions
As someone who literally wants to do everything in Python, to the point my BA Thesis was about Pathtracing in Python, I can relate
That Ctrl-Z is too relateable.
"What if we just write everything in Python and convert it to {language}?"
Jokes on you, Python is the only language I'm good at. Jokes aside, Python is easy syntax wise, but it only saves you from doing mundane things so you can focus on the core of the problem.
The waking up abruptly and knowing how to fix the bug was very real for me.
This makes me feel better about my college experience with CS. I honestly I thought I was the only one who experiences this.
The “should i switch my major” really got me😂😂💀💀 only mine is should i quit school 😹😹
2:00 everytime
Spamming ctrl+z 😂