Guys- what skills do you wish you'd learned earlier in life?

[Ken]

It really is a quite useful skill to have. And will be even more so going forward.

Bah, you might think so, if you do it for a living. I'm sure carpenters think it's super important their kids know how to square up a truss, but I could give a shit.

What does that even mean, anyway? "Know how to code".

If you can do this:

#include<stdio.h>

main(){
printf("Hello World");
}

and

"gcc lolzicancode.c -o runmerofl"

Congratulations, you know "how to code". But that ain't what you meant, so what about a computer programming language do you REALLY want your kids to know?

See above response. The thought process behind it. Not just accepting the fact that you got "stuck;" finding another way to achieve the same end goal. There's plenty more to it but that was one of my big takeaways.