Not gonna lie, former Buzzfeed employee here. I know this is fucking hilarious watching us crash and burn. But in all seriousness I came here to learn how to code.
Not gonna lie, former Buzzfeed employee here. I know this is fucking hilarious watching us crash and burn...
Jonathan Nguyen
Evan Wright
kys
Xavier Edwards
Yikes. leave immediately and never come back
Austin Fisher
Are you Eugene Lee Yang?
Carter Bell
love that memory...
Ryder Edwards
Tony Gaddis Starting out with C++
Go read it
Luis Perez
Go over to /wdg/. That's all you can aspire to.
Alexander Lewis
Uh, we were just joking about that. Your best options are learning to suck dick or flip burgers.
Levi Davis
udemy
javascript
c#
£££
Austin Diaz
Eli Nelson
Tell Bernstein to go fuck himself.
Gavin Hill
What's BuzzFeed? Is it a Loli site?
Cause if not, no one here gives a fuck.
Faggot!
Elijah Wilson
If youre serious, heres my reading list:
The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition (Kernighan, Ritchie)
Essentials of Computer Architecture (Comer)
Algorithm Design (Kleinberg, Tardos)
Introduction to Linear Algebra (Strang)
Discrete Mathematics and its Applications (Rosen)
Meanwhile, use linux and learn bash.
If you want a job make projects (and not just shitty websites) to present.
From there you will have an idea of what to do next.
Gabriel Bailey
I wasn't serious, but thank you very much.
Matthew Brooks
No one here is serious.
William Jackson
>Meanwhile, use linux and learn bash.
Preferred distro?
Parker Anderson
So what's the real deal on the Buzz story last week?
Come on, you can tell us.
Colton Flores
can someone give me a quick rundown on what is happening in Buzzfeed? are they going bankrupt?
Kevin Rogers
Quite the contrary, it's finally profitable after dropping the dead weight.
Logan Jenkins
gov shutdown cut off their cia/mossad funding
Nathan Ward
Serious answer: see if there's a 101 class at your local community college that you could just enroll in, or even one of those bootcamp programs. Having a teacher really helps when you're learning your first programming language. Once you know one, it's easier to pick up more on your own.
Also, programming can take years to really master. Between when I first thought I knew how to program, and when I was actually good at it, was probably a span of about 6 years. So you won't really be good at it at first, and you'll need to cut your teeth on something. If you can find someone who will pay you to cut your teeth, go for it.
David Howard
>all these retards who didn't recognize the pasta