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@Just_B0red Exactly, and the explanation is failry simple, energy allow us to produce goods, more energy = more goods, when the rates at whitch we produce goods is superior to the amount of money we create, (like in the 50s/60s/70s) things are cheap, and even the average guy working an average job can live well. The problem comes when energy become scarce, and the government is printing billions out of thin air, because in the reverse scnerario if the rates at which we produces goods decrease and the amount of money that we print increase than the average guy working in average job, is now struggling to afford what used to be normal. ofc this is a very simplified version of what's happening but your diagnostic is on point.
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When writing you own code at the beginning, don’t try anything fancy just copy paste the tutorial, type what the instructor or the book is doing, and just try to modify a few micro-elements, like oh let me rename that variable, let me change the value, let me try to do it again in a different order, just start small, and the more you follow the tutorial that way, the more you’ll find yourself modifying more and more until eventually you’ll have enough confidence in your knowledge to write very small programs on your own, and at that point you just have to grind exercise over and over again. The language doesn’t matter, pick what you want, at first you just want to understand the logic behind programming the syntax is the easy part, think of it like writing skills, if your a decent author in English the barrier of entry to become a great writer in French is a lot lower than knowing both languages but not being able to tell compelling stories. Same with programming.
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