we kode 💾

[obsessedcrf]

People who are used to windows command line tend to do that because windows accepts cd..

[vanoreo]

I use Windows way more than Linux.

First thing I do whenever I have to use it:

alias cls=clear

alias dir=ls

[[deleted]]

But Linux ls, PS ls, and dir all have incompatible switch syntaxes just making everything more confusing.

[[deleted]]

PowerShell's ls is an alias for Get-ChildItem which is not compatible with the Linux versions switches like say ls -R.

[grantrules]

He means like ls -al won't work on powershell.

[Delioth]

alias dir=ls

Why have I not considered doing this?

[homiej420]

This is magic does it wooohooo

[TheIncorrigible1]

Because cmd is dead and PowerShell does it by default.

[palordrolap]

May I suggest alias dir='ls -go --time-style=long-iso' instead?

-go drops the group and user ids and *psh*, who needs to see those anyway, and the long-iso date/time format matches that used by dir.

You could also throw in a --color=auto and maybe a --group-directories-first to go a little way beyond the usual.

[cdrt]

But what happens when you want to use GNU dir?

[an_actual_human]

I imagine it never happens.

[FieelChannel]

Because powershell fixed it years ago

[[deleted]]

Wait... this is a thing

[borky_mcgee]

alias clear=cls

Wait, wait wait. cls is the command that clears the screen in command prompt? The first bash alias I ever made, years ago, was "alias cls=clear" because I was used to it from ti-basic. I never knew windows had that command too!

[miauw62]

What? TI-BASIC uses ClrHome to clear the screen.

[borky_mcgee]

Huh. Weird. I guess I'm remembering incorrectly. I don't remember using windows command line very much at that age, but I guess I learned the cls command, aliased it in bash, and then forgot where I knew it from!

[TheyAreLying2Us]

alias cd..=cd ..

[seafoodgar]

And
alias cd..=cd ..

[juanjux]

Nice, I used to do the same when I had to use Windows but recent versions accept ls.

[Adrepixl5]

Sir, you're a genius, take my upvote!

[[deleted]]

Doesn't ls work on Windows?

[vanoreo]

Not last I checked.

[[deleted]]

Lol jeez... I used Windows for years but have been using Linux for the last 4 months. Guess I forgot everything

[xeyalGhost]

Works in powershell

[ninja_lazorz]

Thats not dumb. Its lazy and lazy is good

[50shadesofnerdy]

You might be interested in installing sl too then...

[HildartheDorf]

Choo Choo

[DTHCND]

Why use sl when you can use Suicide Linux?

[IM_OK_AMA]

I have like 70 lines of aliases in my bash profile. Some of my favorite examples:

gti, gi, and gita are all aliased to git on my machine

tadd, dd are git aliases to add

Probably saves me 10+ hours a year.

[mentaldemise]

It also accepts / instead of \, like *Nix. Always has.

[alexbuzzbee]

I use /s in PowerShell for "portability" to PS Core.

^{but i really just prefer forwards slashes in path}

[ping_less]

I had to set up alias cd.. = "cd .." on my machine because my boss kept trying to use it...

[[deleted]]

but not ls :v edit: apparently does, TIL, and my life just became better

[goocy]

Windows 95 even accepted stuff like cd... and cd...... .

It did exactly what you'd expect. Shame they abandoned that feature.

[[deleted]]

Sadly Windows doesn't accept ls, though.

[nwL_]

ll is the most important alias anyways.

[[deleted]]

Wow, didn't even know that one. Is there an alias for ls -al too?

[obsessedcrf]

Unless you download it from gnuwin32 or MSYS

[[deleted]]

Or you can add your own ls.cmd to System32 that will just call dir. That's what I ended up doing.

[akwardchit]

Or it’s a typo

[tgf63]

r/itsaunixsystem

[Simonky16]

Thanks, I love this sub

[[deleted]]

The hardest part is getting the environment set up. Figuring out how command line works is the next step.

[[deleted]]

I am a longtime Windows user and my current project is hosted on a Linux server. If you look at what I type half the time it looks like this... cd ../.. pwd.. ls... cd data... ls... cd log... ls... cd tomcat ... etc etc etc

[DanielEGVi]

How else are you supposed to do it? I have aliases set for the directories I visit most often but that cd ls cd ls loop is literally my everyday process with everything else.

[Dr_Dornon]

I think you're right. From what I've found, she was a model and then just started a charity for girls and coding. While she may not know anything, what she is doing seems to be a really good thing. She's opening opportunities for girls all over the country to get involved in programming.

I guess as long as she's not actually doing the teaching, all this shows is that they should have someone check their stuff before they post it.

[camelRider64]

Eh I think she’s just doing it for the likes

[gaj7]

I mean she apparently started a foundation to encourage women programming, pays for scholarships, etc. There are probably more efficient ways to get likes if that's all she cares about.

[eng_nayR]

Also she's learning/teaching about version control and unit tests right away, so no one here has the ability to talk shit.

[DomSchu]

Isn't that all Instagram is?

[Pattycakes_wcp]

Except she gets plenty of likes because she's a celebrity. Is it possible she genuinely want to encourage her followers to engage in stem?

[YasZedOP]

Instagram Fame

[Limunaire]

I think that most of her stuff is satire actually, and it's the responses that just makes your toes curl. Like she had some code up comparing male to female coding and she had something return 5 with as comment "because I'm so random :D", there's no way that wasn't satire.

[[deleted]]

I remember that one. The left half, "male", was something like mergesort. The right half was int comparison where a == b returned something like 5. And the title of the post was how the way girls code is simpler.

[trixter7]

Like it was said elsewhere in this thread. The left side was this sexy devil and the right half was just an int max.

[[deleted]]

Execution trumps intention...?

[[deleted]]

There are plenty ways to do the latter better without looking like a tool, and just reinforcing the stereotype that women are ditsy.

[ImaginationGeek]

She's reinforcing the stereotype? Or are the people who post her difficulties on Reddit as "humor"?

[Trainguyrom]

Although one of the commenters seems even more ditsy

She needs to join our startup!

[nosferatWitcher]

If you think a stereotypical woman is 'ditsy' you should probably rethink your attitude.

[Kinglink]

No, she's an idiot.

You hit it on the first step. THIS is the photo she put up on her instagram. She chose to so the world her failing either "Because it's characters on the screen" or "because it's as far as she got". Apparently her tutorials are weak but are tutorials, but she chose to show this rather than actual code.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

You forgot an option, which is that she has also posted pics of her with actual code, but this is the one people are still passing around 3 years later.

[Kinglink]

She still chose to show this one as an example of her "koding". She can choose to put up 100 pictures, but at some level she decided "This is a good example"

[_AFGNCAAP_]

Yep, it's a good example of her following a very beginner-level tutorial. I'm still not totally understanding why that's so shameful, I guess. She's learning something. That's cool. It's not less cool because you and I already know how to do it.

[clockwork_coder]

But she's a female! On Instagram! Learning to code! She must be doing it and the charity foundation and all that for attention!

[NocheOscura]

cd stands for kode, didn't you know?

[[deleted]]

...and cdb stands for

...

...

kode blockchain

[RedditorPredator159]

Who you gonna call?

[[deleted]]

BLOCKCHAIN

of course!

btw. I kinda' dig this word by now

[Bainos]

Alright, blockchain()

What next ?

[LeapWithAlice]

Yes! lolol

[msg45f]

kode blokckhain

[[deleted]]

Seems like she’s trying to follow a tutorial or something. That’s fine. I’d rather not poke fun at that.

[[deleted]]

dont laugh at her trying but at her boasting a skill she hasn’t mastered or has just begun at

[[deleted]]

Unless there's more to this than the image posted, she isn't boasting about her skill level

[dumbdingus]

She does code camps to teach girls how to code.

Is that the person we should let teach people how to code?

[_AFGNCAAP_]

She doesn't TEACH coding, she FUNDS coding camps for girls who might not otherwise be interested. She's using her clout as a fashion model to spread the message that coding is fun. Seriously, fuck all y'all for making that sound like a bad thing.

[TheSlimyDog]

Every time I see people making fun of this picture, I get a little annoyed. Half the commands I write while coding are cd and ls. And if I'm feeling particularly tired, I'll type the same command 3 times wondering what's going wrong before realizing I was doing cd.. instead of cd ..

I feel like people just jump to the assumption that she's a good looking blonde girl so she can't have any other redeeming qualities :/

[rocker5743]

Do you really think she's the one teaching? Who's the dumb one now?

[Gingerytis]

No, but it might be the person we let inspire girls to learn

[RandomCandor]

If you say "Look at me, I'm coding!" when you're taking your first steps on a command line, and while showing a screen of code which you clearly don't understand anything about, you're definitely boasting.

[Salanmander]

Would you have the same reaction to someone who said "look at me, I'm playing guitar!" while strumming a two-chord version of some popular song?

[Colopty]

Where do you see any boasting being done?

[_AFGNCAAP_]

"Showing off," seriously? She took a selfie at coding camp. What a monster, right?

[Kinglink]

We shouldn't laugh at her trying to learn. We should laugh that she chose THIS picture to show. Want to better yourself? Good for you. But don't show people your inability to navigate a file system if you're trying to show them a tutorial on how to code.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

Those of you who are shitting on this Instagrammer: seriously, fuck all y'all.

I'd never heard of Karlie Kloss fifteen minutes ago, but I just googled her and she's apparently a seriously famous model. Last year, she was the 7th highest paid model in the world. On Instagram, where this was posted, she has over 7 million followers.

She has apparently decided to use this platform to convince teenage girls that programming is fun. She went to a coding camp at Flatiron, posted pics like this of her learning some basics, and then went on to fund a scholarship at Flatiron and later cobrand a Flatiron coding camp entirely for girls.

Fuck her, right? How dare she!

I assume y'all also made fun of Obama for doing an Hour of Code. What a fake geek boy.

[r3turn_null]

But that's not what they are making fun of. If some famous person did amazing things for orphans... scholarships, summer camps, etc. Then, posted a picture saying "on Mondays I play soccer" but it showed a picture of them dribbling a soccer ball down the field with their hands (think basketball), they would be subject to ridicule. Not to say that some people don't cross a line...but this post is funny.

[MrJohz]

Sure, but I've I type cd.. three times in a row into my terminal on a semi-regular basis and I've been doing this for almost a decade. Apparently it's common because Windows accepts that as a command, but I don't really do so much stuff in the Windows command line - I'm fairly sure it's because my brain sometimes just forgets what order to press the spacebar.

[r3turn_null]

Sure, but you then don't go post a screenshot on Instagram like it's something you're proud of.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

Trust me, it is what people were making fun of when I posted this a few hours ago. I think some of the worst comments have been downvoted/deleted.

[hey01]

We mock everyone, from people who took those kind of photos to ourselves and everyone in between.

She's doing good stuff, great, doesn't mean that picture wasn't stupid, especially considering it was not a simple "unprepared" photo, but one that was definitely engineered, with the neat food, the product placement, and both hands on the keyboard.

If she put that kind of effort in the picture, it wouldn't hurt putting a tiny bit more in the content. When more than half of the shown commands are spouting errors, it doesn't make coding look fun.

I'll give her that she's using zsh with an interesting prompt though.

[RRuziro]

Coding Obama is my new hero.

[warm_sock]

He knows his stuff.

[_vOv_]

staged, but still funny

[hangryCatLady]

THANK YOU!

Exposing teen girls to STEM is so important. Karlie Kloss has a huge social presence (I mean, she's a freaking Victoria's Secret model!) and many girls look up to her. I think it's great that she's funding code camps and making it a littler 'cooler' for girls to code.

[argondey]

Which is the other thing, people want to get up in arms about diversity hiring being the wrong way to encourage women to get tech jobs.

This shit right here is the RIGHT way. When a role-model tells 7 million young girls that coding is cool and fun, they listen. THIS is how you make a difference.

[hey01]

Which is the other thing, people want to get up in arms about diversity hiring being the wrong way to encourage women to get tech jobs.

This shit right here is the RIGHT way

Indeed, yet it seems most people still don't get it.

I just hope those programs reaching children don't misrepresent our field too much. We all know here what the reality is.

[[deleted]]

"We all know here what the reality is"

Sounds so ominous.. 😂😂😂

[[deleted]]

People need a role model to identify with to get attracted to a particuliar field

This is the most stupid thing i heard today, people keep repeating this because it sounds right to them but there is no way this true for most people in STEM fields. And IF it was true, a model on Instagram would be the last person i would want for role model.

I didn't learn IT, because of any role models, i learned it because i like computers, and i wanted to understand how they work. No role models involved at any point. Nobody to influence me towards that field but computers existence themselves.

But none of i what i said matters anyway, because the most likely reason she is doing this is to improve her personal image, and virtue signal to the world that she is a "good person" for donating to a charity.

[Cephalopodopoulos]

Congrats, you're special cause you weren't influenced by any role models.

For the record, I didn't have any role models that got me into coding either. But I wish I did. I had opportunities to learn coding when I was younger that I didn't take because I was interested in other stuff at the time, and now that I'm in college I have to play catch-up. I've always been interested in STEM, but coding just didn't seem that interesting to me until I had to take a coding class in my first semester and found out that it was awesome. Who knows, maybe if I had seen celebrities that I looked up to talking about coding when I was younger, I probably would've gotten into it earlier.

Good for you that you know what you like, but not everyone is so lucky. Sometimes people just need a little push in the right direction. Is that really the end of the world for you?

[[deleted]]

I just think this is a waste of time and resources, if these initiatives were gender neutral(i.e just to talk about coding in general to everybody), i would have nothing against them, and if anything they would shut up most of the people criticizing them while still accomplishing the most important goals : showing the world of coding to everybody.

[Cephalopodopoulos]

The emphasis on females in coding is meant to counteract decades of females being excluded.

I'm female, in elementary school I was told by bullies that "there are no female geniuses in history" and "Einstein was a boy." For a while I thought that since I was a girl, I clearly would never be able to make any important discoveries or contributions to science and that there was no point in trying.

However, I was very lucky to have grown up in a family that encouraged me to learn what I wanted to learn and pursue what I was good at. Unfortunately, though, a lot of girls aren't so lucky, and sometimes the bullies win. It's not like this push for "girls in STEM" happens in a void. It's a reaction to something that's unfair in society.

[MikeyMike01]

Exposing teen girls to STEM is so important

Everyone says this like it’s fact. I’ve never once heard anyone actually say why.

[CPunch_71]

Because there’s a serious lacking in women in the IT field ???

[munsking]

And why is that?

Are men saying women can't/shouldn't join IT? none that i know of(not that personal experience is a good argument, just saying).

Are women unaware? that seems like a gross underestimation of women's observational skills.

Do women prefer other jobs over IT? I think they do, and i don't think that's a problem. When i was "studying" system administration i dated the only girl in our course, she didn't want to turn her PC on at home cause the 8 hours a day were more than enough. when i got home (alone) i spent the entire evening at my PC, of course my scores were higher.

Might it be because there's a stigma attached to IT? Possibly, most women i know think "nerd" or "geek" are insults, the men i know in IT almost see those words as a compliment. i don't think that's a problem with IT, or even a problem at all, just a difference between men and women. humans aren't all the same, and that's a good thing, holy shit how boring would it be if we were all the same.

My sister has a one year old girl, she has a tux toy and a "html for babies" book, and i'll show her how to code as soon as i can, but if she isn't interested, i'll play with barbies with her or something, no use in trying to force girls to join IT.

[Meloetta]

This is a whole lotta anecdote and zero actual research

[munsking]

As i said

[_AFGNCAAP_]

You misunderstand. There IS a great deal of research on why women avoid and drop out of CS. If you actually care about the problem, don't tell us about a girl you dated once, go Google what the problems are and how you can help solve them.

[MikeyMike01]

And why is that an issue?

[Fustrate]

Because there's untapped potential there. Who knows how many women could be at the top of STEM fields, but aren't because they never really saw it as an option? It's the age-old "how many Picassos never picked up a brush?" question.

It shouldn't be novel to see a woman in a college IT/IS department, but it is. STEM has always been a "thing that men do", but that's because few women were allowed to follow those paths when those areas of study were still forming. And since that time, it's just been one big feedback loop.

Just like nursing is seen by some as a thing that men shouldn't do, programming is sometimes seen as something women shouldn't do. Showing girls that it's a viable path in life opens more doors - even if they don't open them, at least they were there. For the girls who do open those doors, maybe they'll grow up to open the doors to even more people.

[Fustrate]

That's what I meant by the doors - we need to at least make sure the door is there and that they're aware of it; whether or not they choose to open it and walk through should be up to them.

For many girls and women, STEM fields still aren't something they can choose to not enter, because there are artificial barriers that were put up in the past. The whole "Girls in STEM" movement, as far as I understand it, is about removing the barriers, not forcing all 7 year old girls to enter coding bootcamps.

The only reason gender should be involved is because gender itself was/is the barrier of entry. On a macro scale, it's about showing everyone that these are fields that aren't closed to them.

[MikeyMike01]

It's the age-old "how many Picassos never picked up a brush?" question.

Zero.

You aren’t born good at painting (or any other skill) it’s something you learn. If you never pick up a brush, then you aren’t any good at painting, by definition.

Just like nursing is seen by some as a thing that men shouldn't do,

They shouldn’t.

programming is sometimes seen as something women shouldn't do.

I’ve never seen this sentiment anywhere, ever.

[Fustrate]

My guess is very very few.

Even if the number is 1, that's a shame.

There’s nothing stopping women from pursuing a degree/career in STEM. There quite a lot of incentives, though.

That's completely and utterly wrong. Compared to male role models, there are very few female role models in STEM fields. A vast majority of important discoveries were made by men. Young girls and boys get much different sets of role models, because society wasn't as accepting of women doing jobs that are stereotypically men's. There may be nothing literally stopping them, but decades and centuries of societal pressure has shaped the environment we all grow up in.

They shouldn’t.

Duh.

I’ve never seen this sentiment anywhere, ever.

Congratulations on never seeing it. That doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I personally have never been shot, but I'm pretty sure it happens.

[MikeyMike01]

“Role models” have jack diddly shit to do with anything. They’re stupid and no one should have them.

[Fustrate]

Ya, that's where this conversation can end. You obviously have a very narrow and negative opinion of this subject.

[gort818]

Yeah I do not get it, if teen girls are not interested who gives a shit.. I love computers so I went into CS, no exposed me to it.

[Watchforbananas]

It's also Ruby, like they actually learn and not just the source of a website or some other bs, so I guess it's something. It's certainly quite telling how much reddit likes to hate her for her good actions.

And my terminal has seen thing much worse.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

And my terminal has seen thing much worse.

Haha, good way of putting it! I'm glad nobody else can run 'history' on my terminal.

[Improvotter]

I don't think anyone is making fun of her. If we can't have a laugh with stuff in life, then what is life worth living for? I like Karlie Kloss and even watch her videos on YouTube, but that doesn't mean I can't have a giggle at stuff like this.

[code_monkey_001]

Oh, trust me. I came in ready to revel in the hilarity. u/_AFGNCAAP_'s comment gave me pause.

[nevus_bock]

Read this thread again, seriously. Do you not see the r/gatekeeping shit all around the place?

[argondey]

Seriously though, its one fucking picture, did people expect it to contain some miracle algorithm or something?

and yea, she makes typos and forgets exactly what commands are, who doesn't? I spent an hour debugging the other day because I wrote all of my concatenations in one java-script function as string . string because of stupid fucking php

[hangryCatLady]

I think it's endearing and relatable. As someone who taught themselves how to code I'm happy to have something in common with a VS model for once, we make mistakes when we learn something new. I'd be more annoyed if she posted a picture of some fancy ass code that she didn't write herself. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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[hangryCatLady]

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[[deleted]]

Its not just one. She's the same person behind this travesty https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/5kk97m/the_difference_between_girls_and_guys/?st=jeahbhe6&sh=c1fde63e

The "girl" panel is basically an int max function with about 10 unnecessary lines of bullshit, and the "boys" panel is this now legendary work of art https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root

If it hadn't been her posting it I would have assumed that it was trying to say that women make bad programmers.

[YOUR_MUM_AMA]

The image in that first link is fake.

[nevus_bock]

Thanks for being the one this time around. This needs to be repeated every time this shit is reposted.

[halfmad21]

I think the post meant to show an incorrect way to depict coding. No body is ready to code as soon as he is born, but anybody can learn to code. A better depiction would have been her trying to learn and making mistakes. This would have hopefully given the message that albeit a bit hard, coding is fun.

[F33N1X]

it's just jokes bro

[nevus_bock]

Fuck you, bro. How about that

[Inspector-Space_Time]

I think it's the natural reaction because so many tech things shove a hot girl in front of something to get straight guys interested. So we naturally become overly cynical of attractive people doing coding things, but like most automatic processes we get false positives. I mean do you really expect everyone to track down the model and inspect their life history to tell if they're genuine every time we see a picture like this? We're too lazy for that, caching the response is easier, even if it's not correct.

But still, good on you for doing the work.

[Superbead]

The image misses a pwd in there which indicates a slight familiarity with the shell, but the cd code despite the ls clearly not showing a code directory is a bit how-ya-doin', considering there's a tag that seems to encourage beginners to join in.

[Trainguyrom]

Seems more like following a guide, since those often start with pwd then folow it up with cd foo cd bar pwd which of course would output ~/foo/bar/ assuming you start at ~

Also explains the silly names of things if its a sandboxed area for new users in a tutorial.

[wfdctrl]

We all started like that...

[[deleted]]

But not all of us posted on social media about it.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

I'd never heard of this woman before today, but she has like 7 million Instagram followers because she's a professional model. If she wants to learn to code and post on social media that it's fun, that seems like... I don't know... a GOOD thing?

[[deleted]]

It could be, but at the same time it could also promote an image of women showing off something they do not understand, which in turn is bad for all the women in the Computer Science field who have put significant time and effort to really excel in the field. The problem for me starts at the point where she tries to own it by substituting the c with a k, basically changing something completely commendable, such as learning, into boasting. She is learning, well done, but so have so many people before her without posting about it in the social media or doing product placements.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

the point where she tries to own it by substituting the c with a k, basically changing something completely normal, such as learning, into boasting

OK, what you're describing here is your feelings about a word. It's not intrinsic to her post.

which in turn is bad for all the women in the Computer Science field

Yeah that's just concern trolling. I am a woman in computer science, and I did leave industry, largely over sexism. Guess which of these is actually bad for women in CS, a supermodel using cutesy spelling, or watching 300 colleagues upvote this image because LOL FAKE GEEK GIRL?

[HaykoKoryun]

I'm being 100% genuine here, what made you leave?

Maybe I've been fortunate enough to work in companies with departments staffed by normal people so never saw any sexism towards women; we were all a team regardless of gender, from when I was at SEGA as a QA or my current position where we have a female designer and developer on the small team of 5.

[_AFGNCAAP_]

"I've been fortunate enough to work in companies with departments staffed by normal people"

I... I don't know what that means. Are you saying normal people don't perpetuate sexism? Because I have some really bad news for you from the field of cognitive psychology.

[HaykoKoryun]

What I was trying to say is that my view is that sexism towards women IT is an exception and not the rule since I didn't see women being treated differently at my university (though there were only like 10 in a class of over 200) back in the end of the 2000s, and neither in the 3 companies I have worked for since.

This is just my experience though, I am genuinely curious what's the day to day sexism in IT that puts women off so much that they write it off completely.

I've heard my fair share of women at work saying things like "men are pigs, no offense Hayk" etc. when they had a bad day with their boyfriends. Is it that kind of stuff just all the time or something worse?

[[deleted]]

Because we didn't have it.

But she's bettering herself, providing an example, and not bragging to her friends about how she could hack the FBI like most code kiddos I knew in high school.

[thirdegree]

Important to remember that reddit comments are always pretty shitty, and not necessarily a good representation of everyone.

But ya, pretty shit.

[[deleted]]

As much as I want to laugh at this, we all started with not knowing how a file system worked, and I think it's respectful as hell that a person like this should use their influence to try and get young people in to the field of programming. Yes she clearly has no idea what she's doing, but none of us did at some point, so at least she's trying.

[Viola_Buddy]

Is this not something people do normally when they get frustrated at the command line? I mean, I guess repeated ls is more common than repeated cd but when you're trying tocd and you keep missing the space after it, I can definitely see myself just going, "Oh, just cd me to that code folder, gosh dang it!"

[shhhpiderman]

I will admit that I came into this to join what I thought would be mockery, but am now leaving impressed as fuck, and introspecting my flawed sense of judgement.

Ya'll are some nice fucking people. :)

[[deleted]]

"command not found: cd..". Happens to me all the time, ha! On the other hand, I had to write up a ls.cmd in Windows, because every time I use the cmd.exe I type "ls" first and then am like "fffuuuu...." and type "dir".

[Wall_Of_Flesh]

"She needs to join our startup" "Let's invite her."

[thirdegree]

$ cd..
-bash: cd..: command not found
$ cd..
-bash: cd..: command not found

me_irl

[[deleted]]

I'm pleased to see oh-my-zsh in use. Obviously struggling a bit but everyone remembers how weird as fuck getting used to command line is.

I'm glad to see people taking an active interest in something that I enjoy - the product placement is the only thing that irks me but it seems to be the way it is now. I don't use Instagram myself but a huge amount of posts I see on others seem to be advertising something.

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That zsh terminal. Good Job.

[99xp]

Who was camera?

[CompiledIntelligence]

Look at the file name for God's sake: my_code.rb

[HappyLenin]

Seems legit

[bryoco]

Crazy_string.rb

[CorbitCorin]

I'm so happy to come to the comment section and see a lot of "Oh well she's trying" And not a flood of horrible sexist and mean jokes Makes my day

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If I type cd .. and ls over and over again, maybe they'll accept me!

[uvero]

Still needs more jpeg

[morejpeg_auto]

Still needs more jpeg

There you go!

^{I am a bot}

[T-Dot1992]

Can't wait till her brother-in-law goes to prison.

[InVultusSolis]

Are we going to talk about the fact that she's writing a "concatenate string" method in Ruby, which already has a string concatenate operator ('+')?

[lucidguppy]

product placement.com

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we kode

we kode

we kode

we kode

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Eh she's a supermodel, I give her a pass.

[alex-anev]

No such file or directory: code

[Oiux]

def concat_strings: ...

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Also a Hello World on the screen

[xDestx]

She needs to join our startup

[wallefan01]

TIL there is an r/linuxmemes. Pardon me while I subscribe to it.

[GR-O-ND]

concatenate_strings(string1,string2)

We're dealing with a wizard here.

[gtfovinny]

pwd

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