I get annoyed if my pc isn’t restarted in 30 seconds now.

Don’t say stuff like that. You’re gonna give me a heart attack.

Yeah, sorry, totally misread your comment.

I always try to review the code anyway. There’s no guarantee that what they wrote is doing what you want it to do. Sometimes I find the person was told to do something and didn’t realize it actually needs to do Y and not just X, or visa versa.

It’s pretty much a requirement now to use the metric system for everything.

Don’t you dare, I have enough trouble reading 24 hour time.

Not true, space agencies will use it… once.

My title technically is aerospace engineer, but yeah I get what you mean.

I’m technically an aerospace engineer, but all I do is code most days. I think it depends highly on what you do, since my job also involves doing things not strictly coding related as well, I always slap the engineer title next to it. If you only code, then it’s more appropriate to say software dev, or programmer. But, again its highly dependent on your role.

And as other people have mentioned, seems like outside the U.S. the term engineer is a protected title, so my take really only applies within the U.S.

I would say tho, a lot of programmers in the U.S. do get called software engineers. Just depends on where you go I guess.

I got my license at 16, permit at 15. I live in the U.S…

Uhm, I haven’t programmed in a low level language in years. I use python for my job now, and all I know are floats and ints. I don’t know what this foreign language is you speak of.

Yeah, but it’s posted in Linuxmemes, if it were posted anywhere else I would warn people about running the command.

It’s a joke dude, on my part, and I’m sure on OPs part.

Why would you tell people to run that command? You’re a bad person.

^This

OP raises a valid point

Well damn, that’s kind of evil.

Does this include all future invented programming languages?

I had look up what RTFM meant, but I had a good laugh afterward.

I don’t see that much linux on my feed, you can always unfollow the Linux community.

I mean, putting ads in your operating system is pretty bad. We at least agree on that right?