First, open a good ol book!

Project due in a few weeks

NVM FUCK THAT.

STEP 1: STEAL STEAL STEAL

STEP 2: MAKE IT LOOK COHERENT AND CONNECT IT WITH OTHER STUFF YOU’VE STOLEN

STEP 3: CRY AND CRASH OUT FOR HOURS BECAUSE IT DOESN’T WORK

STEP 4: ASK AN AI OR A PROFESSIONAL WHY IT DOESN’T WORK

STEP 5: IT WORKS NOW.

“Why does it work now though?”

SHUT THE FUCK UP. IT WORKS. THATS GOOD ENOUGH.

Oh and also I guess I-… Uh I mean- a loser who doesn’t want to read books and steals often would now be forced to actually code stuff because there’s nothing to steal from. Then, someone else comes along and steals yours! And so the cycle continues 😌

  • somewhatsalty
    3·
    18 days ago

    me core. picked a hard interesting uni project, burned out and got depressed, procrastinated for too long and now I don’t know what to do🥲

  • Arcynic
    2·
    18 days ago

    Society is built upon stealing so no harm done, good work.

    • Abject soupOP
      2·
      18 days ago

      At the end of the day im still contributing to the coding society by coding a few things that’ll eventually be available for theft😌

  • JohnDood
    1·
    18 days ago

    Real, I can only actually learn by stealing code first