Be Me, It's 2024 and I'm throwing tantrums as usual about how things should be and confused about life at the same time with a lot of self esteem issues. Especially came from not being able to focus on studies especially people around me considered me as a dumbass considering i was not in the JEE rat race.
Dealing with a father who can't comprehend my tantrums and getting slapped was a norm and i wouldn't complain about it considering he can't understand a person who's negative for a specific period of time and i was one of them.
I'd portray my father as a positive person who hates negativity at all costs even if it's from his own son. Never got slapped for my academics because he considered academics as not the best measure of intelligence/future.
Actually some of you might be wondering about the programming rat race, but actually i started being on the computer before i even knew what we could do with it.
Started with a computer with no internet and just a few games. Later getting into Minecraft and then later wordpress development for the money and wanted to start my own blog with a domain which i bought from godaddy.
I used to feel fomo about every single thing was happening around me and i was not a part of it. Especially when it was about money and no i didn't feel fomo around girls but I'd explicitly say this dating women is pointless and waste of time(saying this after dating 4 women and one being 2 years older than me).
The fear of missing out for me was money, tech related stuff and not going to college.
Humans created problems for themselves and societal norms are just unnecessary and morals have standards and the world is doomed (i really don't know why i said this but yes you can make conclusion of this in both negative and positive connotation).
Having Supportive Parents and Losing Friends
My bond with my family is so deeply rooted that if someone tries to break me by their words I don't really mind considering the only words that matter to me are from my family. Not being rude but their validation has been the only thing that has kept me going.
Home is not supposed to be perfect but
Boiled marijuana gives anxiety --
A father
being colorblind and not being able to relate with people who use dark mode
Nature Selection
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Additionally, some programming languages and style guides explicitly recommend spaces for indentation, suggesting a certain number of spaces (often two or four) per indentation level. Adhering to these recommendations can be essential for projects that aim for best practices in code quality and readability.
Suffering is a Choice
Coping Mechanisms
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Conclusion
While the spaces vs. tabs debate might not have a one-size-fits-all answer, it underscores the importance of consistency, readability, and team collaboration in software development. Whether a team chooses spaces, tabs, or a hybrid approach, the key is to make a conscious choice that serves the project's needs and to adhere to it throughout the codebase. As with many aspects of coding, communication and agreement among team members are paramount to navigating this classic programming debate.