I no understand nano. I hate key combinations

Ah, true. I forgot this for a moment

Tell that to apple fans

I never make it to step 1

What a nice way to say “I can’t back my standpoint up”. Anyway, do have a good day

Lol. Go on, show me how it is easier to understand structure of the code when I am 3 levels down, first two are already out of sight

No, it is an argument against it. We indent code so that it is more comfortable to read it, not in order to make it easier to understand

Human and machine read differently. If you ignore that (in case with indentation), then why bother with writing human-friendly form of code, when what is going to be really executed is something else?

Because I am not counting white space when I read. Or should we just write machine code/assembler/pick something straight away?

You are not alone, my friend

And it will. Why do you think they explained to me how car works long before I ever sat in a driver’s seat?

Humans have used nukes. So… eh? Where is the surprise?

Lol. Imagine being so inept that you can’t imagine anyone preferring GUI over CLI

Downvotes you already have, so I will restrict myself to explaining:

• CLI is the only way I’ve ever installed anything in a Linux OS. Has served me well for a decade or more
• doing stuff without knowing what you are doing is going to land you in a mess, no matter how hard GUI tool devs are trying to prevent that

Nah, don’t believe it. Reason: money

A-ha. All for the sake of children. Guess what makes my butt hurt: there are still people who buy this. And many of them

Like all things, it will pass. Still the possibility to go that far is a blessing

That (Youtube and Instagram etc. ) contributes, no doubt, but not a deciding factor. Way to check: is it possible to produce smart people from kids using electronic educational media without restrictions? May answer is “Yes, there is a way to do that” as in “no law of nature prevents this from happening”

But education is veery fucked. Not just in US. For many decades, in many ways. And this is not going to be fixed with changing print books to laptops, vice versa or with any other superficial way of pretending to care. I wish enough people understood this (edit: this does not refer to you, but to people in general. Many don’t even burden themselves with the matter)

Nah, don’t buy it. Paper does not produce smart people via some magic, screen does not produce dumb people via some magic. This works in a different, but fairly simple way

I’ve used Windows since i was a kid

substitute “Windows” with “computer”. If you have any history of resolving “this doesn’t work for me” on your own (as opposed to waiting for someone else do to it for you), you will be fine. Just be sure not to jump into unknown when you have urgent important things to do :)