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Commenters react to the notion of "coding at the club" with a mix of humor and disdain, largely viewing it as an anti-social "security blanket" used to avoid genuine human connection. Many find the practice of technical work on a mobile device to be physically taxing and immature, with some comparing public phone use to the private nature of using toilet paper. While a few admit that "doom coding" provides a familiar, albeit unhealthy, sense of comfort compared to mindless scrolling, the consensus remains that if you would rather be tinkering than socializing, you should simply stay home. To combat this digital intrusion, users suggest creative solutions ranging from hosting events in signal-free caves to implementing "phone stack" games that force guests to remain present and engaged.