How programmers flex on each other

Top 10 ways developers flex on each other. Learn how to show off your achievements in the world of programming.

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🔥 Thanks to @LowLevelLearning for the PR!

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🔖 Topics Covered

- How to offend a developer
- Ways that developers like to boast
- How linux users flex on each other
- Imposter syndrome for programmers
- Challenges of learning how to code

[joe_xyz]

This is true. Spiders are indeed the world's best web developers.

[spacemeter]

Let's be real here: The spider at the end is the only web developer who is happy when he encounters bugs 😂

[Nacalal]

"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity."
Joking aside, I really think this is something every new programmer should hear, and I firmly believe Terry hit the nail right on the head with that one.
The point of programming is to do things more efficiently, so don't try to over-complicate things when you really don't have to.

[progtom]

imposter syndrome to superiority complex switching every few hours is such a rollercoaster

[isomeme]

We older software engineers can often add the casual "By the way, I wrote that" flex while explaining an API that is seemingly older than time itself to a junior developer. 🙂

[FloridaMeng]

NGL, that was the best ad for YouTube premium that I've ever seen. I'm taking notes. You presented targeted relatable issues you've overcome with the product and described how you'll continue to use the premium due to its generalized superiority over other apps that charge similar prices but don't offer all the services the product provides.

[kettu]

This was the smoothest sponsorship of all time - I didn't even realize at first 😳
THIS is a flex!

[Synthwave]

This dude just roasted the entire programming community and somehow made us love it 😂😂❤❤

[Havii]

One way to flex as a programmer is to help your fellow programmers and teach them your skills

[KirillGalenko]

This was beautiful. The pacing is perfect. The jokes hit so right. Bravo sir.

[ghostshrimp]

My professor for my ethics class is a real G, got so much success making products and sold software to Microsoft for millions. He works as a "lecturer" lecturers only get ~$3000 a semester and are usually the ones who actually care about their students' education. Anyways, when you mentioned the flexing thing I remember him saying that there will be a lot of people that will try and flex on you and while saying that he was flexing and did a funny pose xD.

[data-dylan]

As a python programmer, I try to flex by cramming as much code in one line as possible while ignoring readability.

[yashshende]

Imagine creating a 6 minutes long video on flexing just to flex the retweet you got from Elon 😂

[paulotaviorod]

This video is just TOO GOOD. I've seen it like 4 times now. Keep up with the hilarious informative videos, Jeff!

[DJMeku]

5:56 but the Spider Web is actually an engineering marvel 😂

[Ked_gaming]

Not the flex tutorial we wanted but the one we deserved

[heMech]

"Many years ago in a story I just made up" - Jeff

[AashutoshRathi]

How can this guy consistently make such great videos, fast and freaking awesome! 👏🏻

[codesafariDev]

Thanks for taking a break. Really helps to not feel like "Not being able to keep up with the changes going on" the whole time.

[kabeerahmad]

The amount of knowledge he owns is worthier than the thousands of tutorials that teach coding in a vicious way