Sage1918

Bugs never occur in the high-level/big picture land, it usually come up in the low-level/implementation land. Should you entrust these to AI ?

I think what you need is inspiration, there's so many things to build to improve your skills and broaden your knowledge. Not every project you work on needs to be novel and exciting, even basic things can provide ample complexity to learn new things.

For example, in c++ you can make a basic image viewer that takes the name of a file and displays it, using some library like SDL (or OpenGl/Vulkan(hard)). This would teach you a lot about file formats, dynamic memory allocation and managing it, graphics pipeline etc.

For html and css, you can try to recreate some cool websites you see online. I hope this gives an inspiration(best viewed on PC).

For problem solving there's always leet code, advent of code and other similar services.

Here's more stuff to get started

There is this god-tier unofficial store called f-droid. Installing app from there is always a joy

And developers move the cost to users by increasing price on ios

You have 5443200 seconds to make your choice.

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It's all fun and games until a git push slides in between...

Aah... Thanks

What's the name of this game ?

Though you give me pain and suffering, C you will always be my beloved.

Didn't know that mpv can do that. Will use that instead of browser.

Is macOS different from linux(in command line things and such, not the GUI)?