The 7 Levels of Programming

[@PetrKmoch-dv1fi]

Level 9 is Terry Davis

[@InnerEagle]

Level 9 is like you can build your own secret service

[@kstelakis]

thats a level 4+ joke

[@acomputerguy6158]

I must be level 9 because i too am completely schizophrenic

[@huxib3193]

HolyC bro

[@InnerEagle]

@@acomputerguy6158 Then do it! Show me you can do Temple OS 2.0

[@alexander_richter]

Level 8 is editing binaries in a hex editor to reverse engineer the programs other people coded.

[@CallousCoder]

That’s me since age 14. I doubt I was a level 8 programmer though. It’s easy up change opcodes. K have some videos where I hack 80s video games. That’s literally this but it’s really trivial tbh. And even after 40 years of programming I don’t consider myself more than level 5

[@lukasjetu9776]

so what's Level 9 then?

[@cabbagerat5645]

@@lukasjetu9776 editing brain signals of other people for shits and giggles

[@alexander_richter]

@@lukasjetu9776 we do not speak of level 9

[@h.i.sentertainments8580]

Hä, you "use" a hex editor?

[@deniscooper09]

It's actually 8 levels of programming, if you start from level 0.

[@brianviktor8212]

Actually 1-7 are levels of programming, and 0 is not. Just as a level 0 in crime doesn't mean you're a novice criminal... you haven't done anything... yet.

[@BallChewer16]

i think its a joke because some languages start arrays at 0​@@brianviktor8212

[@KIRA-wf9zl]

R u prog?

[@mariopluto6721]

​​@@brianviktor8212 depends if your doing lua or python

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

@@brianviktor8212 its a joke about how computers start counting from zero

[@heck-r]

You forget the part where you start finding little stuff in every application ever you don't like, so you start making your own overall crappier version, which fixes what you ddn't like, but you don't have nearly enough time to make it actually good, especially because the next one with higher excitement level comes way before you perfected the previous one. Also, "real" (jk) programmers don't read documentation. They know that 10 minutes of reading the documentation can be saved by 10 hours of pain and suffering worthy debugging.

[@friedrichmyers]

I have been to that point. It is honestly the best stage.

[@worldspam5682]

nah, the bug in question got fixed by someone even sweatier than you before you even come up with the solution, but you found out only when you came back to compare results

[@tobeymaguire647]

You don't need to do that if you use open source software, you can just fork and mod it, so you only fix exactly what's wrong without sacrificing the quality of the original product

[@heck-r]

​@@tobeymaguire647 Well yes, but then a second issue arises: Since you're using something that's (hopefully) updated time-to-time, you instantly feel the need not to stay on your patched version due to FOMO. The option to open a pull request is there, but not all open source repos actually accept pull requests in a ghosting manner, and then you get into this weird limbo state, where you're either annoyed by the lack of new cool features available in the origin repo, or time-to-time you merge down the updates, which highly irritates you for no valid reason All that also adds a mental barrier to add further improvements, which in some cases result in a worse experience (as far as usage overall feels) than going with your own objectively crappier version that you have an attachment to, and has the most important features, with the comfy feeling that you may come and extend it as you like, and that is it's true nature (which you may indeed do, but it's highly likely you won't, yet the lack of FOMO is liberating)

[@friedrichmyers]

@tobeymaguire647 That defeats the purpose, you simple-minded absolute buffoon of a man. Why tf would I navigate thousands of lines of code and make sense of it, remove many lines from it and avoid breaking bullshit when a better way would be to just write a simple hacky tool which makes me do the major part of what I need to do in that hacky version and the rest of the shit can be done in rarer cases so that I can avoid all the fucking code writing and auditing.

[@imlemonth]

My school taught us c++ at 14. I can never find happiness

[@TheOriginalManTrust]

Lucky ass

[@NiniCraft]

damn bruv, i was 18 in high school struggling to learn the concept of a simple for cycle in Pascal...

[@Misfer-fn7qq]

​@@NiniCraft I'm forced to learn pascal in university 🥲

[@nekomi_ch]

Same

[@mzrubgwofcnghsomcvf]

shouldev started at 6 years old, maybe then you wouldve been good enough

[@julioaurelio]

I aspire to reach level 6 one day. I want to unshackle myself from the chains of practicality and ascend into the plane of pure theoretical problems.

[@timonbubnic322]

I literally spawned to a lvl 5 server, studying CS/maths combo, knowing absolutely no programming, not python, not web, nothing. In some way i managed to learn it, java and C and pass both of those exams, in around half a year, but i failed some of my math subjects cause of that lol

[@worldspam5682]

and go into physics rabbit hole to create new matrix, with llms and lambos.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

Level 6 isn't really the best place to be, it's a period where you get nothing done because you overengineer every little thing. It's a habit I'm still trying to break free of.

[@legend644]

My progression basically went this way: 1. Minecraft Commands 2. Really big Minecraft Commands 3. Roblox Lua 4. Unity 5. SoloLearn C# 6. Delphi + SQL for school 7. PHP full stack 8. I only speak code. Why do people not follow algorithms like good agents do?

[@andiciuca996]

php ew

[@nxsus]

i started with roblox lua 😭i discovered scratch AFTER i was proficient at lua

[@spordel]

@@andiciuca996 another victim of anti php propaganda

[@KashTheKingYT]

Damn i’m only on step 3. then

[@KashTheKingYT]

@@nxsusSame here 😂

[@qy9MC]

God forbid I am at level 4. Linux, University, I can program real applications, I read documentation, have github, shower less often. VERY accurate.

[@AgoingFar]

Wdym... You know showering less often is just a joke right

[@qy9MC]

@@AgoingFar I know, and you fell for it :)

[@frederickteye]

​@@qy9MC😂😂😂 Are you sure you were joking?

[@lIJacobIl]

😂😂😂 I’m almost there

[@user-sb5vt8iy5q]

me but without uni because bad grades

[@Zacvilix]

Bro is explaining every level of a discord user fr fr fr

[@thasnee56]

"just because you drag blocks around on a screen doesn't make you a programmer. Nobody will take you seriously, you can't get a job from it and nobody will come to your funeral when you die"- the last part hit, fr😭

[@sherazali8691]

Level 15, You make Temple OS

[@widny31]

Level 16, you understand temple os

[@InnerEagle]

@@widny31 there are people who made apps for temple os if i recall properly

[@bidanfullko1]

Temple OS is a "-1 Level", where you instantly become a genius moving in the opposite direction of evolution, but no one in the world can understand you or what you're doing ;)

[@minanikolic1456]

@@bidanfullko1 Temple OS is Level i. Only imaginary axis can represent the power of Temple OS

[@Mark73]

My C++ professor in college said that learning Object Oriented Programming is like removing your brain, rotating it 90° and putting it back in.

[@iexist_nt]

i started with OOP (scratch) so will functional be pain or no (currently learning java)

[@mianreplicate]

@@iexist_ntI learned functional before I learned OOP. After learning OOP, I became obsessed with it. OOP is just a lot easier for me to handle and makes me realize I would’ve had a hell of an easier time if I developed my games in OOP than functional.

[@iexist_nt]

@@mianreplicate you developed games... IN FUNCTIONAL?!?

[@mianreplicate]

@@iexist_nt I should clarify I was developing with Lua in Roblox haha

[@iexist_nt]

@@mianreplicate y i k e s maybe I shouldn't use Roblox studio tbh

[@DankMemes-xq2xm]

Doing game dev will unironically make you understand and appreciate OOP. Having classes, objects, and inheritance makes a lot more sense when it strikes you that you shouldn't waste time copy pasting code for how an enemy moves, and instead can just have different enemy types inherit said movement with minor tweaks, same with health systems, same with a lot of stuff a game has. Imagine instead of that you simply had one file with thousands of lines of code that controls everything in your game, then you'd be making Yandere Sim and we wouldn't want that, would we?

[@AManChoosesASlaveObeys]

Dont drinks the chalice

[@user-oz5hi1px7e]

i swear to god game dev (lvl4) taught me so much not just for coding but the maths as well, it kinda changed my perspective on how to structure and design code efficiently and i unknowingly learnt quite a lot of programming patterns from it xD

[@didlex1064]

Honestly same, I was really bad at structuring code in the sense of making my code modular, testable, and verifiable, but after using a game engine to design a GUI for an engineering project, it gave me this pre-made structure that made everything so much more orderly. Made me a changed man 🙏

[@valentinbonchev7485]

What was ur age when u started gsmeDev. Im 20 and still on OOP :(

[@AgoingFar]

​@@valentinbonchev748520 is pretty normal I think? Im 16 and ig I'm OOP although I don't really game dev anymore, I like hacking and reverse engineering wayyyyy more.

[@abdullahmertozdemir9437]

@@valentinbonchev7485 what is wrong with OOP?

[@valentinbonchev7485]

@@abdullahmertozdemir9437 Nothing wrong with OOP, just im too stupid to understand it haha

[@the_m_original]

0:50 meanwhile scratch programmers making 11/10 masterpieces out of literal blocks

[@TheOriginalManTrust]

Yes you can make outstanding projects on it, such as that actually decent 3d minecraft i saw a video on a while ago, but its not the best to use it for real programs in general

[@the_m_original]

@@TheOriginalManTrust i use it for everything at this point tbh, its very easy to use and you can still make anything you want, the only downside is that some more complex operations are much harder to implement and before you say its slow, turbowarp exists

[@gmdrandom6287]

@@the_m_original Turbowarp is much faster but still is quite slow. Keep in mind that it JITs to JS, which isn't amazing in terms of performance.

[@the_m_original]

@@gmdrandom6287 its fast enough for me tbh, can run a lot of slow projects at a decent speed

[@iexist_nt]

​​@@gmdrandom6287ah yes i love dragging a block across the screen and then dragging the editor camera over and over again to move a piece of code to the right spot

[@rangeramg]

level 4 minus the university at 17 am i cooked

[@ZillasWay]

Pretty much, run away from this madness while you can

[@InnerEagle]

Or you get hired to high level jobs at 19

[@rangeramg]

@@InnerEagle i wish

[@noname-zt2zk]

Same level same age lol

[@titanus261]

Level 2, wrong order and 23. Im cooked

[@lumarans30]

For anyone interested in learning to code, I'd suggest starting with assembly, though it has a steep learning curve. Once you've mastered that, I'd recommend moving on to C. Only once you're proficient in C, you should start learning OOP programming (Java, C#, etc.). In my opinion, this is the best way to learn programming. Unfortunately, many beginners start with high-level languages like Python, which is often the easiest route. However, this approach will leave them lacking in understanding of low-level programming concepts

[@crystalvulpine2314]

Or god forbid JavaScript. Both extremely difficult and very high level. I started with OOP and ended up moving away from it. And every time I try to use a library that uses it, I remember why I stopped using it.

[@lumarans30]

@crystalvulpine2314 I don't like JavaScript too, mainly because it's not a statically typed language. So I tried TypeScript, and I find it pretty straightforward and my projects now look more organized. Though one language I won't ever use again for web or app development is Dart in the Flutter framework. I hate how the UI and logic aren't separated, which makes the code become a boilerplate garbage very quickly.

[@Vortex-qb2se]

Level 10 - You are tourist.

[@marcberm]

I didn't teach myself HTML and CSS in the late 90's so some little $#!% with a SquareSpace account could put "web developer" on their resume! 😀

[@jeong-ilkajokaya3849]

Ok old man, get ready for bed.

[@talkingwall473]

Thats not even old​@@jeong-ilkajokaya3849

[@StrikevonNice]

Where does reading blogs about other people's bugs and laughing at them, knowing full well you'd make or even have the same mistakes fit in?

[@TheUnqualifiedTutor]

I'd guess 4 or 5

[@FilmscoreMetaler]

Level 1.5: Trying to figure out how to force GPT to create some basic code with two conditions without randomly forgetting a 3rd.

[@dscham1507]

That one depends on where you started. Could be Level -1 in my eyes. Worse than visual scripting, you don't even know what you are doing at all. Just asking a computer the basically same thing over and over again, until you get tired or a somewhat working mess, you can't even clean.

[@spordel]

I'm prooooooomptiiiing!!!!

[@person9473]

Accurate. I haven’t talked to a girl since I started using linux

[@emeraldmasta7752]

self taught, and in my first year coding i started writing an operating system.

[@LTLTY]

Beginner here, I am at that level where I read and understand about different JS concepts but can't code SHIT by myself because I either forget how the basic logic of combining 2-3 concepts together works (arrays + loops + functions etc) or I make a syntax mistake somewhere and then I desperately try to understand what the fuck is wrong this time or what's wrong with me

[@aliirtiza8433]

Had to subscribe after what bro did at 4:58 😂😂😂 I love you man

[@perodjurovic6948]

Samee broo hahahahahhah

[@hanmaVS]

bro is only 18 and already has big ass beard like 30+ guy

[@illiakostiuk6060]

I had to rewind it to see if I've heard correctly 2017 and not 2007. Then I've looked in the mirror and understood that in my early twenties I look like 45-50...

[@thefoxguy]

ok so my 10 year old ass backthen went from level 0 straight to making a 3D game in OpenGL using Java, what level am i then?

[@thefoxguy]

and now i am 17 and making an OS in C++ as a hobby and working on a startup which i founded with a small team, what now?

[@Max_bibikov]

So goddamn true, chilling on level 4

[@QuotePilgrim]

Every time someone mentions the Dunning Kruger effect they describe it incorrectly and show that stupid graph that has nothing to do with the actual Dunning-Kruger effect and is nowhere to be seen in the original paper written by David Dunning and Justin Kruger. There's something ironic about the fact that the people who talk about the Dunning-Kruger almost universally know next to nothing about it.

[@WoolyCow]

maybe the real dunning-kruger effect was them gaslighting a very small subset of the population (cough cough you) into thinking their original paper just had a reasonably straight upwards line so you would make comments like this thinking you knew everything about it…but really…you were playing their evil little game all along...

[@QuotePilgrim]

@@WoolyCow I never said nor implied I knew everything about it. But also I do have a PDF of the full original paper in my computer and I can literally see with my own two eyes that none of the graphs in it are the infamous "mount stupid" graph that people keep associating with it.

[@WoolyCow]

@@QuotePilgrim r/woosh

[@QuotePilgrim]

@@WoolyCow Oh something went over someone's head alright. It was not my head though. Show me where the mount stupid graph is in the original paper written by David Dunning and Justin Kruger. While you're at it show me where in the paper they claim people with little knowledge of a subject think they know everything about it. Because that's what people say the Dunning-Kruger effect is all about but where in the paper do they even make that claim? Go ahead, I'm waiting.

[@le9038]

​@@WoolyCow holy crap... how did we meet again?

[@oglothenerd]

I am level 8. I built my own custom CPU ISA, emulator, and assembler. I also had to program some programs for it in pure hex before the assembler was created. On top of that, I am also creating my own compiled programming language. Oh, and I am doing it all in Rust and C++, btw. Oh, and I use Gentoo, btw. I also know how kernels work under the hood.

[@atomgutan8064]

The thumbnail is crazy. But the fact that I understood how the two are the same operation is even more amazing.

[@fuseblower8128]

It was a funny thumbnail but it does assume 2's complement. It will be a most amusing bug hunt when ported to a system using sign magnitude or 1's complement.

[@atomgutan8064]

@fuseblower8128 Oh yes, absolutely

[@minecraft4ever._]

1:24 wasn't expecting to see him 😂

[@zxuiji]

lol, 1st I saw of your channel and I think I'll add this to the links I would recommend to prospective employers to view. Going by your definitions I'd be a level 4 programmers with hints of level 6 and occasionally level 7 in there XD

[@furrosama]

THIS IS TOO FUNNY AHAHAH i just got into uni for this so looking forward to the next levels

[@LeeRaldar]

When a client comes in to discuss further development and you need a third party translator to communicate with them.

[@atom1kcreeper605]

2:39 this is the step where i learned how to use open gl so i could just make my own engine :)

[@wintutorials2282]

3:15 Holy shit I am exactly Level 4. Like word for word. I even smelled my armpit. To be fair, I just finished a 6 hour study session. But yeah, not great.

[@ashrafibrahim8152]

As a competitive programmer, I am offended by the way I was presented.

[@UNKNOWNDEV-c2r]

Bro went straight to the point.

[@prostmahlzeit]

Level 8 is perfectly mixing oop, functional, data oriented programming styles whenever necessary. Level 8 code has less ifs and throws more exceptions, basically taunting the lesser level programmers

[@stifskere7220]

When I started I was 12, I discovered the visual basic scripts that were bundled in and started instancing messageboxes I found on a tutorial "you have a virus" and do while loops and all, then I just started getting interested.

[@SuperZekesYT]

This video made me laugh so hard all the way through. Earned my sub

[@Catzillator]

Your childhood is a dream not a mistake.

[@kakashi644]

Level 0.5 Minecraft command blocks

[@lukeyyc]

the analogies are stupendous

[@shailmurtaza9082]

Don't want to brag about it but I'm a level 6 programmer who is addicted to optimize everything.

[@crystalvulpine2314]

That's not usually a good thing. I got nothing done in that phase, still clawing my way out of it.

[@shailmurtaza9082]

@@crystalvulpine2314 I kinda agree with that.

[@HirschDaniel]

Level 5 here (working on large international space projects), but feel like Level 1.

[@AjinkyaBhushan]

Level 10: Professional Proompter

[@tecnotrecos1680]

Entering level 6 I can not make any sense of my life anymore; Everything I do is coding and I code for code; There is only code in my future and only code in my past; I am nothing but code myself;

[@JeLeff.]

W PFP

[@MuntasirIslamTanmoy]

Level 11 : World class top assembly hacker. 💀

[@flozz2]

I am now learning asm, am I cooked ?

[@Duckless137]

Yep, that’s where the real pain starts.

[@Jukebox300Minecraft]

I guess it depends what you're coding with it. In my university course, the assignments weren't too difficult, just tedious.

[@fuseblower8128]

Assembly is an excellent introduction to programming. You'll have no problem understanding pointers and will know objects are not a real thing 😁

[@catgirllucy]

im glad i started at level 3-4 instead of designing a webpage first, i was a really big fan of object oriented programming to organize my code. I fortunately never lost my social life :)

[@harmanbaidwan1713]

Level 10 is realizing chatGPT couldve taken you from Lvl 1 to Lvl 10 in a single hour

[@teetogarcia9647]

“If you use wix you’re not a web developer you’re an idiot” 😂

[@FrankHarwald]

Level 10 is designing your own programming language & build a compiler for it. Level 11 is building your own debugger because you have absolutely no clue whatever the f**k you were trying to do 2 weeks ago.

[@chrisalex82]

i am doing all of the first 4 levels at the same time lmao like litteraly 🙏💀💀💀

[@GuRuGeorge03]

I started leetcode to get a better paying job and got addicted to leetcode instead. Lol

[@frederickteye]

This is the first video of yours that I've watched... You're crazy... Lol... You've earned a subscriber 😂😂😂

[@Jaessie-devs]

lvl 4 now even when i was level 0 / 1 i didnt go near women bruh

[@johneric2720]

My progression went from 1. Linux 2. Bash 3. C (System Engineering, Algorithms), VCS, GitHub 4. More Linux 5. Python (OOP, ORM), SQL, Redis 6. JavaScript (Node.js, Express.js) I feel as if I am at level 5 - 6

[@codewithfelix3940]

Love hw u bring it out😂😂

[@shahzadashahzebbaig581]

I don't remember the level count anymore, i think we are living in simulation.

[@dhruva_kashyap]

You are soo funny man, keep it up!

[@JaredQueiroz]

Stop, be like joker, just do things. And when people ask you for advice, simply puts: "Do I look like a guy with a plan?"

[@bidanfullko1]

Next 3 levels left to achieve Architect. One of them is "need to beat death". ;)

[@kratosgado]

this lad f**kn funny

[@UnidentifiedSphere]

1:00 Griffpatch has officially left the chat

[@crystalvulpine2314]

I think there are a LOT more levels than this. I haven't even graduated yet and I'm level 7 according to this. I reached level 6 in 8th grade. I'm really not that great. Compared to anyone I know who actually cares, I am the worst by quite a lot. I'm not very smart, I'm the kind of person who needs 8-space indents and seeing nesting or a function longer than half a page fries my brain. I stick with C (not C++) because everything else has way too complicated syntax, except Python which doesn't typically suit my needs, and Java which forces you to use even more OOP than university professors love to drill into you. I like Rust in principle but its syntax is a disaster. I might succeed at making a new language, but only because LLVM exists and makes creating a compiler very easy, because you don't have to write the actual compilation processes, only the parsing. I tried hacking clang but the code is a nightmare and seems to have competed in the bloating olympics. Would love to hear a Linus Torvalds rant on it.

[@FC-BS]

I'm at level 3

[@theweirdpurplephantom1398]

You know what,i'll stay at level 3 and retain the benefits of a mostly normal life while being a programmer

[@Meow_YT]

Pulling apart games with a machine code monitor, at the age of 8, on a C64, before the internet, and learning how to code from them? Think I peaked early.

[@IDK-no7od]

your literally a genius (i am currently 15 yr old and i only watch memes about coding on youtube, i don't actually know how to code)

[@mariocraft987]

Level 0 is bad learning, until you hear about Level 7 ☠

[@isaacewing]

hahaha "you're not a web developer, you're an idiotttt" 🤣🤣you're funny dude!!

[@MuntasirIslamTanmoy]

Level 10 ; Assembly programming.

[@idle.observer]

Level 8: John Carmack. You develop a 3d game in a 2d world. You write algorithms faster than the original libraries of the language you use.

[@IvyANguyen]

What about the people who get hired who are expected to be at Level 5 but are actually only at 1 or 2?

[@typothetical]

I went straight into level 3

[@RP-pu3ur]

What level is Elon & Bill?

[@TheUnqualifiedTutor]

Elon definitely a level 7 but bill I'm not so sure

[@daGama1915]

"Most people began as web designers" My physicist ass beginning with numerical calculus and complex networks

[@JeLeff.]

me asf: starting with Roblox Lua and still using it

[@salim444]

3:15 huh, just three months... your brother in computing here never touched a skin in a decade

[@nogamenolife9182]

I'm at level 4.5, I can program real application and in fact I have done couple freelance jobs (work-flow automation, bots, web scrapers and connecting to some APIs) but I'm not a developer, I mainly use it to automate my full-time job so I can finish it in 3 hours and play minecraft rest of the day. I quite like this place tbh. Best of both worlds.

[@Psytric8956]

I Started off writing games in batch script, before moving to visual studio. Then made html and finally, now i'm stuck on game engines.

[@dudemanem]

I have determined I am level 3 and moving quickly to level 4. I just recently decided to read the entire manual for Unity… wish me luck.

[@KA54the]

I'm never paying my taxes, I'm never paying my taxes, I'm never paying my taxes, I'm never paying my taxes, Women ain't real, Women ain't real, Women ain't real, Women ain't real, Women ain't real.

[@lorenzo8162]

thankfully all i want is to stop at level 3 (maybe a little on 4)

[@deutwoox]

I'm at the beginning of level 3, cool.

[@Mous-12-31]

i'm level 4 right now but i didn't enroll for a university, i decided to spend a year or two developing my skills even more (universities in my country are outdated) and so on. altho i didn't step throught at level 1 to 3 either i just went straight to low level programming.

[@PresidentHeartbeat]

I am all of those levels somehow, 0 to 5 at least, i got employed as a software engineer but i can barely code hello world on my own lmao

[@jaderpansen5838]

genuine luls @ the ending

[@siekwie]

Noooooooo YOU hang off HAAH!! Good Video :)

[@MohammedSadeem-u3d]

I transitioned from Level 0 to 1 in this video

[@sanstheskeleton-lo4zj]

My imposter syndrome says im level -1

[@enderboy175]

Level 10 is compiling Linux kernels in Scratch on a 2008 Thinkpad.

[@NFSCsapat]

0:58 well spoken

[@diablo_tempest_310]

1:03 easy bro easy 😂

[@WithTheCollers]

What video appears at 1:23?

[@phoenixstyle]

I need to know

[@vickeythegamer7527]

​@@phoenixstyle It's an online teacher that is known for his aggressive and exaggerated behaviour and he is indian

[@phoenixstyle]

@@vickeythegamer7527 and what is the channel name?

[@vickeythegamer7527]

@@phoenixstyle just image search him I don't know

[@adiyn_]

Channel name (literally in the image) : Complete coding by prashant sir (God I love India and its people)

[@george_JJJ]

Had me laughing hard as I saw my younger self couple of times in the story:D

[@LeReubzRic]

0:50 say that to griffpatch buddy

[@mardinkamble294]

I loved the fact he kept the OG meme. 😆😆😆

[@iomeniiomeni4483]

Making an OS at 14 am i cooked?

[@TheUnqualifiedTutor]

definitely

[@teo7681]

That's insane bro that's when I started learning the basics of programming

[@rodentous]

making an OS at 16. I AM cooked