sure some might say they offer advice or updates on recent events in your hood,
but really, they are not worth the effort of trying to schedule a meet.
some may say: they are an insurance policy if you get hurt.
well there are services to mitigate that too.
IRL friends have expiration dates, they get sick of you no matter what, and its back to you and you split personalities, the ones you can actually relay on.
then there are the project co-op friends, which a rarely found.
each does one aspect of a project, and you work on it together.
I always wanted on of those, but couldn't find anyone that actually likes coding,
for normies coding is a job. so I was forced to become a one man coding army.
everything has pros and cons IG.
but really, they are not worth the effort of trying to schedule a meet.
some may say: they are an insurance policy if you get hurt.
well there are services to mitigate that too.
IRL friends have expiration dates, they get sick of you no matter what, and its back to you and you split personalities, the ones you can actually relay on.
then there are the project co-op friends, which a rarely found.
each does one aspect of a project, and you work on it together.
I always wanted on of those, but couldn't find anyone that actually likes coding,
for normies coding is a job. so I was forced to become a one man coding army.
everything has pros and cons IG.
