It takes a fellow programmer to understand the hardships of another programmer. But it doesn’t mean, the same can be said of their jokes.

1. The book that made you cry

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2. Programmers are safe

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When people ask me how I make a full-time living on the internet which allows me the freedom to live wherever I want and work whenever I want, there are certain responses I hear a lot.

“I wish I could do that but I don’t know how” or “I can’t…

Writing and journaling are among the many things that successful people do daily. It is a great opportunity to connect with your thoughts. It is something that I do every single day and I know it will have an incredible impact on your life as well.

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1. It’s personal

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I am honestly still amazed that something as simple as cutting out time-wasters in my life, over a very short time-frame, has had such a positive impact on me.

Since finishing the challenge, I’ve really “upped my game” and my productivity is still through the roof. Due to the success…

Whenever I go home from work feeling exhausted, my wife always asks me, is it heavy traffic every day? I always answer, no, it’s not. Then she’d ask a follow-up question: Why do you always look exhausted.

1. That reading (a book) is the most tiring mental exercise, as it combines…

As a senior, I am responsible for my juniors. Sometimes I can tell them what to do, but I let them do their own thing with a bit of supervision. (Micromanaging is not my thing) But before I let them do something, I give them 16 rules to follow and…

Programmers don't just write code. Our work is far more than that. We do documentation, analysis, testing, reporting, and much more. So I'd like to share a little about how I document my program as a programmer.

1. There is always a catalog of requirements for the program. It describes the…

I was always bad at math. Usually had the bad grades 4 to 6. For example, I never learned fractions because I was moving house. So I stayed where I was, switched to grammar school in 2 years, and went straight back to secondary school after a year.

After that…