5 Things EVERY Programmer Needs (Pt 3) #shorts

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#keeponcoding #tech #programming

[lukebreezee]

“So your hello world program can fit on the screen” classic thing for a Java developer to say 😂

[justhowoftendoyousleep]

"So whats your screen resolution?"
"Oh 1920p"
"Don't you mean 1080p?"
"No I mean 1920p"

[nathank]

He forgot that every programmer needs a 500$ mechanical keyboard.

[sharpfang]

The vertical monitor is for PDF docs, specs, and references. The horizontal monitor is for code.

[kazooduck]

rubber ducky is facts, I've gotten 4 this year, one from a friend in robotics. that one was exactly like the one u just showed

[robvanscheijndel]

I use a vertical monitor for years now and I recommend it. But prepare yourself for odd looks, people just don't understand.

[chiken]

It’s actually funny, my programming teacher gave everyone in our class rubber ducks on the first day of class.

[potatoMethod]

Hey, don’t mess with the ducky.
They are smarter than us but they are kind enough to let us find the answers for ourselves and improve our skills.

[mattg]

Breaking production first thing in the morning is the most relatable and my favorite thing to do to wake myself up

[damizan]

That "Breaking Production" actually haunted me for a while. Just seconds after realizing what I've done, I panicked, go out of the room and called my supervisor for help.

[blazi_]

Number 6 using codex for solving any leet code questions in seconds without even reading the question

[junyulu]

I never use a vertical one for programming, but for checking datasheets

[kkiimm]

Leet code is like crossword, puzzles, and model building. You do it for funn.

[eyzhie]

I really like the wireless mouse part. There have been times when I couldn't solve the problem in my program and I just wanted to flip tf out of my table.

[AirborneRenegade]

Heck, the vertical monitor is useful for designing just about anything. You can put a ton of stuff on it without it looking cluttered.

[DiamondTurtleGamer]

being realistic, half of my bugs in code become features.

[foxydapirat]

Number 6 purple and black thigh highs. To feel sexy when youre still trying to figure that damn bug out

[Slushydough]

I dont think the other ones work, but the last one works out for me as a programmer

[carolwtf]

I love my little rubber ducky so much that once some friends actually got me a massive big RUBBER DUCKO. Love them both.

[mage]

I use a wired mouse. If you put the cord into one of them fancy bungie holders, they don't hit the wall and you can reel 'em back in to see if they still work.