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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

The best math you can learn is how to calculate the future cost of your current decisions. Read that again.

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Don’t wait until you have “free time” to start a fitness program. Because then when you get busy again, you’ll stop. The best time to start is actually when you’re busy. Learning how to fit it in when time’s are tough means you’ll stick with it over the long haul.

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If you're too lazy to read the Terms & Conditions for a popular website there is a site that gives you a TL;DR and grades them on their shadiness

Frontpage -- Terms of Service; Didn't Read

“Terms of Service; Didn't Read” (short: ToS;DR) is a project started in June 2012 to help fix the “biggest lie on the web”: almost no one really reads the terms of service we agree to all the time.

tosdr.org

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6 months of hard work. 4 hours of focused work a day. 2 work blocks every day. 0 chance you don't succeed.

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2 years

Normalize reading books and still being stupid as fuck

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2 years

If in doubt, go for a walk

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2 years

ADHD is desperately needing a cup of coffee, taking one sip, then forgetting about it til it’s gone cold

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2 years

Replace influencers with creators

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2 years

It only takes about 2-3 weeks of clicking unsubscribe on every single marketing email you receive to change your inbox (and your life) forever

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2 years

If you think of a good idea, write it down. Your brain will try to trick you into thinking you will remember it later, but it's a liar! Therefore: Write it down!

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1 year

Practice doesn't make perfect, or even better. Practice makes permanent. If you practice doing something incorrectly, it will become far harder to get better as you have to unlearn bad habits. Be conscious of the right way to do things before devoting time to practice.

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2 years

4 Japanese concepts to transform your state of mind: Its time to kiss 2022 goodbye.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Stop consuming "algorithm content". Choose what you will read/watch before opening an app. Don't waste your time scrolling.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Google-ing something truly is a skill. Some people are much better and faster at finding more accurate results than others.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

How do I become one of those people that go to bed at 10 and wake up at 6 coding all day? Does it require some sort of surgery

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Beginners often ask me about where to get started in programming. in my years of experience, I believe the best answer is this: on a computer

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Dude..coding is the closest thing on earth to having a super power in my opinion. You can do whatever the fuck you want! Literally, if you're into robots, or websites, apps, games, tools, automation, getting shit done or just being really silly, the potential is endless

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Sleep more than you study. Study more than you party. Party as much as possible.

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2 years

I spent four days investigating a bug and fixed it by changing < to <=

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Unpopular opinion: asking "how do I learn to code" is procrastination

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Facts don’t care about feelings, yet most people function solely on emotions, so you have to adapt to people’s irrational mentalities.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Ask yourself “what am I trying to escape from?” This question changed my life

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

My heart is so full ❤️

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Nobody cares if you overwork yourself until hitting a burnout. Keeping a good work/life balance is your own responsibility

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

11 months

3 things you won’t regret: 1. Traveling 2. Going to the gym 3. Making more money

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

The news will NEVER be positive. Even if there was a news network in heaven, it would find something negative to talk about. It can only make money by injecting you with negative emotions and riling you up. Avoiding the news is the cheapest and fastest way to improving your life.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

You never realize just how many keyboard shortcuts exist until a cat sits on your keyboard

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

PROGRAMMING: If you don't make mistakes, you're doing it wrong. If you don't correct those mistakes, you're doing it really wrong. If you can't accept that you're mistaken, you're not doing it at all.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

The night before a day off work is way better then the actual day off.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

If you’ve got some free time and you’re planning on spending it watching tv/playing video games, etc. Make yourself go on a short walk or do some brief exercise beforehand. You’ll probably end up going longer than you planned and you’ll feel better about relaxing after.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Instead of thinking you’ve blown the day and thinking “I’ll get back on track tomorrow” try thinking of each day as a set of four quarters: morning, midday, afternoon, evening. If you blow one quarter, you get back on track for the next quarter. Fail small not big.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Just found out my grandpa replies “ok” to every spam email and text

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Procrastinators, make a PHYSICAL to-do list. Carry it with you. As you mark off each item, you will experience a sense of accomplishment and feel better about yourself. Start with a small and manageable list and expand as you get better

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

12 top websites to accelerate your learning as a developer (work smarter, not harder):

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2 years

I spent 10 hours reading about Databases. Turns out, they are simple. Here’s how I would explain it to a 6-year-old:

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

Sleep for 8 hours, not 6. Exercise for 1 hour, not 4. Deep work for 4 hours, not 12. You're a human, not a machine.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Dad was like “Ok?”

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2 years

Don’t tell anyone you’re starting shit. You get a fake rush of endorphins, you get the reward of acknowledgement that what you’re stating, you’re gonna do is “so great” and “good for you!” It’s fake ass praise and then you feel shame when you don’t follow through.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Stop overthinking your tasks. It leads to analysis paralysis and you end up just thinking about work instead of actually doing it. Have a VERY basic plan, and just start working. You'll figure things out along the way

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

When a job interviewer asks, "What's your biggest weakness?" Interpret the question in practical terms rather than personality faults. Here's how:

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

I spent $1000 on “learn Object-oriented programming” so you don’t have to. Inheritance, Encapsulation, Polymorphism easily explained:

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Listen to "Bohemian Rhapsody" through your speakers or headphones before you buy them. In terms of instruments and vocals, it has an entire range of highs and lows.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Want to make the world a better place? Tell someone you believe in them.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

I have learned the hard way that "let me know if u need anything" isn't effective while people are in crisis. So here are my alternatives:

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

When starting a new hobby or pursuit, resist the urge to invest in the "good" gear or supplies. Get by with what you have, borrow, or get relatively cheap, even if it makes you look like a noob or less serious. Reward yourself with something nice for every level you improve.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

@madzadev It would be a little ridiculous to learn JS without learning HTML if your point is front end dev. The purpose of 90% of javascript is to interact with the DOM. But if you're learning JS for node, then it might make more sense.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

I’m not that great with tech, I just type my problems into google

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

3 years

Programming completely changed the way i think about everything. debugging code is basically just debugging your own thoughts. and lots of us start out with buggy af ways of thinking

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

During a job interview, if offered a glass of water, accept it. That way when you get asked a difficult question you can take a sip for some extra seconds before answering.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

If you don’t know how to write, you’re falling behind. 4 Writing tips that will improve your writing more than 5 years of English class:

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

The only downside of programming: It gets lonely.

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2 years

I think about the bills I have to pay. Bam, motivation back in full force

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2 years

Making mistakes is better than faking perfections

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2 years

It takes 5 minutes a day and almost no cost to maintain dental hygiene. It takes a lifetime and a lot of money to correct it.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

It gets easier. Every day it gets a little easier. But you gotta do it everyday, that's the hard part. But it does get easier

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

I love the satisfaction that comes from finding and fixing a bug. Even if I created the bug in the first place.

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2 years

When u’re good at something, you’ll tell everyone. When u’re great at something, they’ll tell u

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2 years

Programming is like making art using math. It’s creative yet precise.

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2 years

Started exercising regularly again. 4x a week. Forget the physical for a minute, the mental benefits outweigh the “gains” all day.

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2 years

What makes a good software engineer? Consider three engineers: Jim, John, and Jane.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

A good chunk of you need to grind your social skills more than your LeetCode

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2 years

I wrote my dad "Happy New Year" and got back a nice "OK"

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2 years

Have more than you show, speak less than you know. Except a job interview.

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2 years

Nobody knew how to code until they did

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

A nine year-old girl runs to her father, holding her report card. “Dad! I'm in the top 3 of my class!” Father looks up from his newspaper, “Why can't you be top 1?” Why crush a child's proud moment? I don't get it

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

3 years

Techs don't buy clothes; they just change employers and get promotional clothing

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

The internet is beautiful. I have been collecting websites like rich people collect watches. Here's a list of my 8 best picks:

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Wanted to create something that changes the world Now Im stuck in meetings all day

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Programming is not memorization. At least not in terms of APIs, methods/function signatures, etc. That’s what IDE’s, documentation and hell, even Google are for.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Don't ever remember code, remember concepts and algorithms. If you understand the underlying concepts (and algorithms) you can write code in multiple languages once you know their syntax. Professionals never remember code, they understand the algorithm behind the actual code.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Never add work people to social media

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Thinking about buying a printer. I wanna be the friend with a printer. Come hangout and print some stuff

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Programming has a way of making me feel stupid for literally hours and then once I finally figure it out, I feel like a genius… until I start the next problem

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

Instead, say something like, "My biggest weakness with regards to this job is, I have no experience with [company's database platform]" or "I don't have much knowledge about [single specific aspect of job] yet, so it would take me some time to learn."

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Shoshin — Beginner’s mind A state of open mind whereby you set aside your ego and take in your environment to learn and grow. Being good is the enemy of being great.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

Can I get a job here? ❎ Please, is there a job opening? ❎ I'm starting here tomorrow, I'll allow you to pay me 900k a month ✅ Be assertive. Take that job, it's yours.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

somewhere out there there’s a guy that’s completely sober that’s gonna wake up at 6 every morning morning, put on headphones, and solve 18 leetcode problems. and he’s happier than all of us

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

if you're ever not sure what to do, clean. When you figure it what you should be doing, you'll have a clear work space.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Database explained to a six year-old: [thread]

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Don’t get overwhelmed by perfection or nice looking but arbitrary figures when shooting for goals. Do 17 pushups, save $138.9, read 1/3 of a chapter, but keep moving.

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

You don't have a lack of ideas you have a lack of deadlines

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@forgoodcodee

3 years

Why C gets all the chicks and Java doesn't? Because C doesn't treat them like objects

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@forgoodcodee

7 months

Experiment with the sciences MinutePhysics: Simple explanations of physics and other sciences MinuteEarth: Science and stories about our awesome planet Veritasium: Science and engineering videos by Derek Muller AsapSCIENCE: Weekly doses of fun and intriguing science clips

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

the master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Coding once a month? Is that a thing? I would spend day only to catch up and check where I ended

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

I love programming. but not in the morning

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

how do you measure “work done”? I can work for 8 hours and write 3 lines of code that solves 1 problem. Next day I might work 1 hour, write 50 lines of code and fix 3 problems. Which was “more work”?

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

The act of programming isn't that enjoyable. Problem solving is enjoyable. Programming is just a means to solving a problem.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

7 months

One day I’m going to talk about the myth of turning your hobby into a job & how it can actually create a disconnect between you & that thing you once did for fun because it became work.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

3 years

Science is what we understand well enough to explain to a computer. Art is everything else we do.

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@forgoodcodee

3 years

Dude explaining how he made his first $10 million: Get up at 5:00AM every day 90 minutes of cardio Take a cold shower Journal Schedule out your day Dad owns Fortune 500 company Meditate

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

3 years

I actually compulsively close my tabs. Too quickly sometimes that I have to reopen my last 5 closed tabs to find the one I shouldn't have closed so fast

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

I was 15 when I asked my first question on Stack Overflow. Now, more than 13 years later, it still gets downvotes. I can't delete it because it has answers with upvotes. It's like a wall of shame that remembers me my first programming years as a noob

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@forgoodcodee

2 years

Write things as clearly as possible for the next idiot who has to maintain your code. More than likely, that idiot will be you, two years from now when you've forgotten what you thought you were doing

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

My real friends: 1. my mom 2. my middle school janitor 3. team stackoverflow

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@forgoodcodee

3 years

Some big fat dude was lambasting some girl for "being too skinny" and was saying "you look like you need a freakin donut you twig" a little 8 year old nearby said "you ate them all" It would have been kinda funny regardless but the fact it was such a young kid made it hilarious

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

3 years

I was in a barbers once having a haircut, mentioned I'm a software developer and the hairdresser brings out his amazon fire stick and asks me if I can help set it up... I now say I'm an accountant, no one wants to talk about that

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

1 year

It takes approximately three to six months to learn a new job. The two month mark is the worst though. The shine has worn off but you still don't know what you're doing.

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Permanently placed my phone on Do Not Disturb (allow calls from Contacts). This one change saved me from constant disruptive unwanted calls. Life is good on No Ring Lane

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Abi Bouhmaida

@forgoodcodee

2 years

Exercise every day. Anxiety and depression are much easier to manage, and I got some confidence I haven't had in years

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