Can someone tell me of a non-cancerous place where I can read about programming?
Can someone tell me of a non-cancerous place where I can read about programming?
What?
I want to find a place where I can read about programming without getting SJW nonsense being shoved in my face.
wiki.installgentoo.com
read the sticky next time
But these are books. I am looking for a website where programmers share their thoughts/tips about programming.
>non-cancerous place where I can read about programming?
Maybe a mechanic workshop so there won't be any women there.....wait....no not the mech shop because there are lots of women customers there.
Constuction sites maybe ?
>where can I read about programming
>b-but these are books
lobsters is better than hn but kinda slow
idno just avoid the comments section if it's in any way political
>where I can read about programming?
>But these are books
>But these are books.
>I am looking for a website where programmers share their thoughts/tips about programming.
Did you finish reading the post?
Did you finish writing the OP?
>where I can read about programming?
>But these are books
>where can I read about programming
>but these are books
Well-regarded books outclass some dipshit hipster's blog every time.
Quora is a good place.
Freenode IRC
there is no such place, for you ARE the cancer
>buy my app that locates non-gender specific bathrooms
>freenode
>not cancerous
I got kicked out of fucking #emacs for stating that I'm sick of hearing about feminist / minority initiatives in tech. I had idled there for years
Maybe you should just accept that technology is for everybody
>that it's her turn. You're a ducking white male. Let someone else talk about real issues.
Nobody cares about you.
What's the matter, need a safe space you cuck snowflake? Just ignore it and move on to the next thread.
reddit.com
guy was using his son as a sex slave, got caught and hung himself in prison.
Kill yourself
unless you are trying to program something that is relevant.
csfieldguide.org.nz
protip: it's like reading a book. and it's not focused on programming, entry level course.
Stackoverflow and Reddit. Subreddits on specific topics like programming, a certain language, a certain programming topic are good places. It's the general and broad subreddits that are shit tier. If you go to Reddit for a highly specific topic like some obscure hobby you won't be exposed to the cancer.
>where I can read about programming
>but these are books
>books are now locations, not objects
Wew lad.
i do faggot
stack overflow, hacker news, freenode, other irc networks