I like tech and computers and learning stuff, but I'm pretty lost and in a rut right now. I think I fried my neurons from too much procrastination. How do I get back to being motivated to learn? How do /g/ anons get out of a rut? Is it advisable to use some /tech/ for this, or should I turn off the computer for some time?

>>105888700 (OP)
go suck some dicks or something, spice up your life.

>>105888708
I've done that already. Nothing changed for the better nor the worse.

>>105888747
my cock twitched.

>>105888700 (OP)
Build a PC in your basement with no internet connection (running preferably something soulful like WinXP or Win7). Transfer docs and shit you need via USB flashdrive. Now go make big programming project like TempleOS or game from scratch. Do not put anime on the offline computer and enjoy the silence.

adderall

it's not free energy though, you pay in relentless anxiety everyday. but holy shit is it worth it haha, im at 90mg now.

>>105888700 (OP)
Is that the forced jeet meme?

>>105888700 (OP)
Let me guess, you're a tech worker

>>105888700 (OP)

You will never be a real programmer. You have no commits, you have no pull requests, you have no public repos. You are a low IQ brown man twisted by an unearned comp sci degree and coding bootcamps into a crude mockery of nature's autism.

All the “validation” you get is two-faced and from bots. Behind your back people call you a useless DEI hire. Your parents are disgusted and ashamed of you, your “tech bros” laugh at you behind closed doors.

Real programmers are utterly repulsed by you. Thousands of forum posts have allowed programmers to sniff out frauds with incredible efficiency. Even devs who “pass” have no creative output and excessively verbose with AI generated tech buzzwords. Your GitHub profile is a dead giveaway, and even if you manage to score a 3 month internship at some scam startup, they'll lay you off the second they find out that you haven't completed any non school related projects.

You will never be happy. You cope by saying that your bullshit software is using a "proprietary test framework" so you can't open source it, but deep down you know it's because you don't want people to see your incompetence where all you did was push README updates over and over, and that the core codebase was stolen off an open source GPL licensed project which you're shamelessly profiting off.

Eventually it will be too much to bear. You'll buy a spoofed business phone number and start cold calling old people into redeeming your gift card scam.

This is your fate. This is what you chose. There is no turning back.

>>105888700 (OP)
Billions must try. You are surrounded by the ultimate learning technologies, you just need to use them properly.

You literally can't.
All you can do is to learn and live with it.