If you're curious about me and what I do, I used to chiefly use Java but have since moved to C++, although it's going to be a while before I'm as good at C++ syntax as I am at Java's.

Programming things I love:

1. Shortening code.
2. Going crazy with generics/generalizing functions, etc.
3. Extremely concise stuff.
4. Making APIs for apps, I guess.

1. I never program with a goal of making code "readable" in mind. If a more performant snippet is harder to read, then if someone wants to read it, they'd better learn to read.
2. I generally hate using other peoples' libraries. I write most of the stuff I need myself, and lots of public libraries suck/have garbage code. Plus dependency management is a nightmare. I like programming, not sorting out maven/gradle file versioning.
3. I hate higher-level languages like Python. They are substantially harder to learn than lower level ones like C or C++, because their syntax is much less consistent than those of lower level languages, like C or C++.
4. Most programmers are nitwits.
5. The industry is whack and Scrum is junk.

I hope that someone reads this and knows that not every other programmer on the planet is cucked.