I've started a game, but it's really just an excuse to learn. I'm trying to learn how to set up and run the server, and the frontend is just good enough to test it.

I just don't feel like I've done enough yet to call it a journey 😅

It's a hot take, but I agree. Ik a few people who aren't happy with their education, but I am really happy with it. It just took a while for me to see the whole picture and figure out the right approach.

Haven't made a game yet, but how to write clean code and not make things too complicated. If something feels super difficult to explain and debug, it isn't the way to go about it.

Like I know how to go about my programming now, which is weird to say since I've been doing this since high school. I've tried so many times to make different projects, and I've made so much more progress in a few days than I did in a few weeks in a previous attempt.

This is a cool one! It reminds me of Fire Emblem.

Generative AI sucks at math, too. Almost every device has a calculator app by default. People choose the more inconvenient and unreliable option just because it's cooler.

One of my favorites is The Crazies. There's a newer one from the 2010s that's really good. The 70s version is also good, but it's more like a pandemic movie than a horror movie.